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Speech Pathology Master’s Program Scholarships

Guide to master’s in speech pathology scholarships and grants.

Welcome to our resource center for master’s in speech pathology scholarships and speech pathology grants. We’ve created a list of opportunities to earn financial assistance towards your master’s in speech therapy, which is aid that doesn’t have to be paid back.

Below, you’ll find more than 60 speech pathology grants and scholarships you can explore for your master’s in speech pathology tuition and financing research. As you  apply for speech pathology school , browse this list of speech language pathology scholarships and grants to see what you might be eligible for. Pay attention to deadlines and application requirements to increase your chances. Good luck!

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Online MS: Pursue SLP Certification. Study FT/PT

Speech@Emerson enables you to earn an MS online and pursue SLP certification in as few as 20 mos. Learn the same curriculum as the on-campus program. Study FT or PT.

• Prepares you to pursue certification as an SLP generalist
• In-person clinical placements at faculty-approved partner sites
• As few as 20 months to complete

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Want to Become an SLP? Earn an MS Online at NYU

NYU Steinhardt’s online master of science program in Communicative Sciences and Disorders prepares aspiring speech-language pathologists with a comprehensive professional education.

• Prepares students to pursue SLP licensure 
• Accredited by ASHA’s Council on Academic Accreditation 
• As few as six terms to complete 
• Full-time and part-time plans of study

What is the Average Speech Pathology Master’s Tuition?

The first step to  becoming a speech pathologist  is to attend a  master of speech pathology program . The latest research on graduate school costs comes from the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES). The latest research on graduate school costs comes from the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES). According to the NCES, in the 2016-2017 school year,  average costs for graduate tuition and fees  were $18,416. Typically, a speech pathology master’s program takes two years of full-time study, bringing the average tuition and fees total to around $36,832.

Costs tend to be higher in private institutions (average $24,712) compared to public institutions (average $11,617). You can offset graduate school costs with scholarships and grants and possibly by choosing a public school in the state you reside in.

Grants for SLP Students

Here are some  master of speech pathology  grants students can apply for. There are also school-specific grants, which can be found with a school’s financial aid office.

American Association of University Women (AAUW) International Fellowships

Amount:  $18,000-$30,000

Description:  International Fellowships are awarded to women who aren’t U.S. citizens or permanent residents and who are studying full time in the United States. Recipients demonstrate academic achievement and a commitment to working with/advocating for girls and women.

American Speech-Language-Hearing Foundation Student Research Grant in Early Childhood Language Development

Amount:  $2,000

Description:  This grant is awarded to master’s degree students studying speech-language pathology or speech-language science with studies that focus on children at the earliest school developmental level or preschool.

Emerson College Fellowships

Amount:  Up to full tuition

Description:  Emerson offers four different fellowships to graduate students based on academic credentials, including past academic achievement and professional promise.

Government Grants

Amount:  Varies

Description:  When you fill out the  Free Application for Federal Student Aid  (FAFSA) form, you may qualify for government-sponsored grants for graduate students. For example, completing the FAFSA form enables you to be considered for a  State University Grant (SUG) in California .

NYU Steinhardt Student Research and Creative Project Grant

Amount:  $1,000

Description:  This grant is awarded to master’s degree students to conduct a creative project or research study with faculty member supervision.

National Master’s in Speech Scholarships

Here are some master’s in speech-language pathology scholarships that students in the United States can apply for.

Advanced Travel Therapy Scholarship

Amount:  $5,000

Description:  This scholarship is for speech, occupational, and physical therapy grad students.

AMBUCS Scholarship

Amount:  $500-$6,000

Description:  This scholarship is for US citizens accepted into a therapy or audiology graduate program.

American Speech-Language-Hearing Foundation Graduate Student Scholarship

Amount:  $5,000

Description:  This scholarship is for students pursuing a graduate degree in communicative sciences and disorders (CSD).

American Speech-Language-Hearing Foundation International Student Scholarship

Description:  This scholarship is for international students pursuing a graduate degree in the US in CSD.

American Speech-Language-Hearing Foundation Minority Student Scholarship

Description:  This scholarship is for US minority citizens pursuing a graduate degree in CSD.

American Speech-Language-Hearing Foundation NSSLHA Student Scholarship

Description:  This scholarship is for undergraduate senior students with active national NSSLHA memberships pursuing a graduate degree in CSD.

American Speech-Language-Hearing Foundation Student With a Disability Scholarship

Description:  This scholarship is for students with a disability pursuing a graduate degree in CSD.

Bilingual Therapies Graduate Scholarship

Amount:  $2,500-$5,000

Description:  This scholarship is for students in their final year of an eligible graduate program with at least near native proficiency in a second language who wish to work in a diverse school setting.

EBS Healthcare Scholarship Program

Amount:  Up to $7,500

Description:  This scholarship is for students in graduate programs intending to practice as a clinician with a pediatric population. They must be in their 2nd year of clinical studies or in a clinical fellowship year.

Frances J Laven Scholarship

Description:  This scholarship is for graduate students in speech or hearing at a member program who have shown dedication to community service.

Frederick J Krause Scholarship on Health and Disability

Amount:  Up to $1,000

Description:  This scholarship is for a student with a disability defined by the American Disabilities Act pursuing a degree related to health or disability. The student must be at least a year into college at an accredited university and be a US citizen.

Indian Health Service Health Professionals Scholarship

Amount:  Unspecified

Description:  This scholarship is for American Indian or Alaskan Native students with at least a 2.0 GPA pursuing degrees in the field of healthcare. Students must be members of of federally recognized tribes and fulfill a service commitment after graduating.

National Black Association for Speech-Language and Hearing Invo Healthcare Scholarship

Description:  This scholarship is for students enrolled in accredited graduate programs intending to work in schools or early intervention settings

National Black Association for Speech-Language and Hearing Scholarship for Future Business Owners

Amount:  $1,500

Description:  This scholarship is for a speech student enrolled in an accredited graduate program and interested in owning a private practice (must submit business plan).

National Black Association for Speech-Language and Hearing (NBASLH) Student Research Award

Description:  This scholarship is for students enrolled in ASHA accredited programs who submit research on culturally and linguistically diverse populations. Must be NBASLH members.

Plural Publishing Scholarship

Amount:  $3,000 towards research

Description:  Must be a graduate student in speech or audiology at a member program.

Sam and Millie Hilburn Scholarship

Amount:  Up to $10,000

Description:  This scholarship is for students pursuing a graduate degree in childhood language disorders. Students must be US citizens affiliated with a Masonic organization.

Sertoma Communicative Disorders Scholarship Application

Amount:  $1,000

Description:  This scholarship is for US citizens pursuing an ASHA accredited graduate degree with a 3.5 GPA or higher.

Voice Aerobics Speech-Language Pathology Graduate Student Scholarship

Amount:  $500

Description:  This scholarship is for graduate students in ASHA accredited programs.

Regional Master’s in Speech Scholarships

Here are some master’s in speech-language pathology scholarships that students in certain regions of the country can apply for.

Karen George Chicago Speech Therapy Scholarship

Amount:  Unspecified

Description:  This scholarship is for students admitted to or attending graduate speech programs in the committed to working in pediatrics in a private practice. Must be in IL, IN, IA, KS, MI, MN, MO, NE, OH, WI.

National Association of Junior Auxiliaries Scholarship

Description:  This scholarship is for graduate students who are US citizens who intend to work with children in areas including speech. Must be a resident of AL, AR, FL, LA, MS, MO, or TN.

State Master’s in Speech Scholarships

State-specific scholarships for graduate SLP students include the following:

Speech and Hearing Association of Alabama Scholarship

Amount:  Up to $500

Description:  This scholarship is for students pursuing graduate CSD degrees in Alabama.

Dr. Helen Beirne Scholarship

Description:  This scholarship is for Alaska residents pursuing or looking to pursue a graduate degree in communicative sciences at an accredited institution. Preference is given to Natives or those working with Alaska Natives.

Baldwin Scholarship

Amount:  $6,000

Description:  This scholarship is for California residents pursuing a graduate degree in speech-language pathology at an accredited California university.

California OSHPD Advanced Practice Healthcare Scholarship Program

Amount:  Up to $25,000

Description:  This scholarship is for students enrolled in 6 or more units of an approved graduate program with  2.0 GPA of higher. They must be willing to work in a shortage area for at least 12 months after graduation.

Delaware SLP Incentive Program

Amount:  $5,000-$10,000

Description:  This scholarship is for full time speech pathology graduate students. Must commit to a year as an SLP at a Delaware Public school for each year award is received (maximum of 2 years).

Jack Bess Memorial Scholarship

Amount:  $500

Description:  This scholarship is for GSHA graduate student members enrolled in a Georgia speech or audiology program.

Ruth Callahan Graduate Scholarship

Description:  This scholarship is for Georgia SLP students in at least their second year of an accredited graduate program who intend to work in the school system.

Indiana Lions Speech & Hearing Scholarship

Description:  This scholarship is for speech, audiology, and sign language graduate students in their 3rd year of studies or later at an accredited 4 year program. Applicants must have a GPA of 3.0 or higher.

Indiana Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ISHA) Foundation Scholarship

Description:  This scholarship is for Indiana SLP or audiology graduate students who are members of the ISHA.

Iowa Speech-Language Hearing Association Scholarship

Description:  This scholarship is for Iowa speech and audiology graduate students.

Margaret Byrne Sarricks Scholarship

Description:  This scholarship is for Kansas Speech-Language-Hearing Association members enrolled in a Kansas CSD graduate program. Students must present research at the annual conference

Steckol and Stanley Awards

Amount:  $1,500

Description:  This scholarship is for Kentucky Speech-Language-Hearing Association student members pursuing degrees in speech or audiology

Educators for Maine

Amount:  One year of loan forgiveness for each year worked

Description:  This loan forgiveness program is for SLPs and other educators working in underserved areas of Maine.

Maryland Speech Language Hearing Association Graduate Scholarship

Description:  This scholarship is for graduate speech and audiology students attending school in Maryland.

Massachusetts

General Federation of Women’s Clubs of Massachusetts Speech Therapy Scholarship

Description:  This scholarship is for Massachusetts residents pursuing graduate degrees in CSD.

Michigan Speech Language Hearing Association (MSHA) Scholarship

Amount:  $800

Description:  This scholarship is for MSHA graduate student members

Minnesota Speech-Language-Hearing Foundation Scholarship

Description:  This scholarship is for MSHA members accepted to or enrolled in a Minnesota graduate speech or audiology program

Trisha Kinnaman Scholarship

Amount:  $2,000

Description:  This scholarship is for NE and IA residents enrolled in an allied health program who have completed 30 hours of college credit.

Allied Health Loan For Service Program

Amount:  Up to $12,000 per year

Description:  This scholarship is for New Mexico residents intending to practice in a health professional shortage area for one year per each year of award received.

Teach NYC Graduate Scholarship Program

Amount:  Tuition

Description:  This scholarship is for students with a GPA of 3.0 or higher who are US citizens or permanent residents. Applicants must have proficiency in 2 languages including English. After graduation, must work in a high need area school districts. If applying for the monolingual program, must work in a Bronx school district. Cannot have completed a master’s in education.

North Dakota

Special Education Traineeship Scholarship Program

Description:  This scholarship is for ND teachers looking to pursue a graduate degree in  special education related field. Must intend to work in North Dakota with special needs students.

Oklahoma Speech-Language-Hearing Association Student Scholarship

Description:  This scholarship is for graduate students at ASHA accredited programs in Oklahoma.

South Carolina

SCSHA Foundation Student Scholarship

Description:  This scholarship is for students enrolled in or intending to enroll in graduate speech related degree programs in South Carolina. Must be a member of the South Carolina Speech-Language-Hearing Association.

Sharonda Coleman-Singleton Memorial Scholarship

Description:  This scholarship is for students enrolled in or intending to enroll in speech related degree programs in South Carolina with a 3.0 or higher.

South Dakota

South Dakota Speech-Language and Hearing Association Scholarship

Amount:  Up to $1,200

Description:  This scholarship is for students pursuing an ASHA accredited graduate degree.

TAASLP Foundation Scholarship

Description:  This scholarship is for full time students pursuing graduate degrees from an ASHA accredited program. They must have completed at least one year of their program.

Sara Haynes Endowed Scholarship Fund

Description:  This scholarship is for a full time student in an ASHA accredited program in Texas with an interest in serving adults with neurogenic disorders.

Elizabeth J Davis Scholarship

Amount:  $1,000-$3,000

Description:  This scholarship if for Vermont residents who are students in a health related program (including SLP) and are planning to work in home care in Vermont.

Health Focus of Southwest Virginia Scholarship

Description:  This scholarship is for students with a 2.75 GPA or higher who are pursuing a degree in a healthcare field. Most awards go to Virginia residents attending school in state.

Southside Virginia Training Center Scholarship

Description:  This scholarship is for students in an accredited therapy program who agree to work for an SVTC location for one year per year of award received.

Friends of WSHA Foundation Scholarship

Description:  This scholarship is for students in their first year of an accredited CSD graduate program in Wisconsin.

Judith H and David J Ward Scholarship

Description:  This scholarship is for aspiring school SLPs enrolled in a Wisconsin graduate speech program.

Judy Kulpa Scholarship

Description:  This scholarship is for students who are at least 2 semesters into a Wisconsin graduate speech program with an emphasis on health related service.

Nancy McKinley Scholarship

Description:  This scholarship is for a student in an accredited graduate SLP program. Preference is for those with an interest in working with older students in a school setting.

Risa Mari Otto Scholarship

Description:  This scholarship is for students attending ASHA accredited graduate programs in Wisconsin with 20 undergraduate credits in Spanish and ability in spoken Spanish.

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Offered by The College Board

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Offered by American Speech-Language-Hearing Foundation

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Offered by Sertoma Inc.

Sertoma's Communicative Disorders Scholarship annually awards $1,000 to multiple graduate students pursuing advanced degrees in audiology or speech-language pathology from institutions in the U.S. To… Show More

Sertoma's Communicative Disorders Scholarship annually awards $1,000 to multiple graduate students pursuing advanced degrees in audiology or speech-language pathology from institutions in the U.S. To be considered, applicants must also be U.S. citizens, have a minimum 3.5 GPA across their whole post-secondary career, and submit a completed scholarship application by March 31st. If you're a graduate student pursuing a degree in audiology or speech-language pathology, we encourage you to apply! Keep on reading to learn more. Show Less

Whelan Foundation Scholarship Program

Offered by The Whelan Foundation

The Whelan Foundation Scholarship Program is open to graduating high school seniors from Long Island who are enrolling as a full-time student at an accredited… Show More

The Whelan Foundation Scholarship Program is open to graduating high school seniors from Long Island who are enrolling as a full-time student at an accredited college/university in the United States, or continuing education to pursue a degree in the field of special education, occupational therapy, speech pathology, or other behavioral-focused majors. Applicants must also demonstrate financial need, have a minimum 3.5 GPA, and have completed at least 80 hours of volunteer work in the area of special education during high school. If you're a college-bound high school senior from Long Island with a passion for education or behavioral science, we encourage you to apply! Keep on reading to learn more. Show Less

Billings Clinic Health Care Scholarship

Offered by Billings Clinic

Are you a Montana or Wyoming resident living in the Billings Clinic Service Area (see full list of eligible cities below) who is seeking a… Show More

Are you a Montana or Wyoming resident living in the Billings Clinic Service Area (see full list of eligible cities below) who is seeking a post-secondary degree in a healthcare field? If so, you may be eligible for the Billings Clinic Health Care Scholarship! Each year, the scholarship awards between $500 and $2,000 to current and incoming post-secondary students from Montana and Wyoming who are pursuing eligible healthcare fields. Examples of eligible fields/careers include but are not limited to, coding, laboratory (Medical Technologist, Histology, Cytology), nursing, nurse practitioner, physician assistant, pre-med, radiology, respiratory therapy, rehabilitation (Occupational/Physical/Speech Therapy), rehabilitation (COTA/PTA/Speech Therapy Assistant), and surgical technology. If you're from an eligible Montana or Wyoming city and are pursuing a degree in one of these fields, we encourage you to apply! Keep on reading to learn more. Show Less

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Speech Language Pathology Scholarship Guide

SLP Scholarship Guide

Scholarship criteria – you’ll need to be deserving and a good investment, common sources for slp scholarships, speech pathology scholarships by state, non-state-based speech-language pathology scholarships.

If there is one thing every speech-language pathologist (SLP) has in common, it’s that they have spent an awful lot of time in school to get where they are. Professional licensing and certification requires a post-bachelor’s degree which means, at a minimum, you’re looking at four years of college as an undergrad followed by another two years or so earning at least a master’s degree. With clinical practicum work thrown in, it can easily take even longer.

That much education isn’t cheap. A master’s degree in SLP or CSD (Communication Sciences and Disorders) can cost anywhere between $23,000 and $75,000 at a public university and as much as $90,000 at a private institution. That’s before you even start looking at textbooks or little things like food and a place to sleep.

Searching for online degree programs can help with some of that, but no matter what, you’re going to be on the hook for tuition and fees to the tune of tens of thousands.

• Emerson College - Master's in Speech-Language Pathology online - Prepare to become an SLP in as few as 20 months. No GRE required. Scholarships available.
• Arizona State University - Online - Online Bachelor of Science in Speech and Hearing Science - Designed to prepare graduates to work in behavioral health settings or transition to graduate programs in speech-language pathology and audiology.
• NYU Steinhardt - NYU Steinhardt's Master of Science in Communicative Sciences and Disorders online - ASHA-accredited. Bachelor's degree required. Graduate prepared to pursue licensure.
• Calvin University - Calvin University's Online Speech and Hearing Foundations Certificate - Helps You Gain a Strong Foundation for Your Speech-Language Pathology Career.

Fortunately, you have a lot of excellent choices when it comes to scholarship opportunities in SLP. The field is underpinned by the strength of the professional organizations supporting it at both national and state levels, and the many different universities that offer SLP programs.

Ethnicity and Socioeconomic Status…

Something you’re going to run into almost immediately is the stringent eligibility criteria for each scholarship. Not all scholarships are open to all applicants. Many, and perhaps even most, are fairly narrowly focused on a specific demographic or require other qualifications that you will have to meet before you can even apply. Everything from ethnicity or racial status to family background or economic status to state residency can come into play for these kinds of scholarships.

Academic Performance is Key…

You should also expect that any organization granting a scholarship is going to hold you to a pretty high standard. Since you’ll be wearing their logo emblazoned across a t-shirt for the rest of your college career, you’ll be expected to be a good representative. This means meeting certain standards for your grade-point average, either historically or as part of the current program you are enrolled in.

Presentation isn’t Everything, but it’s Important…

You will often have to provide written references from teachers or other people who know you. You might have to provide a resume or CV. Many scholarships require an essay as part of the application process, allowing you to discuss your reasons for getting into the field and explaining why you are a good investment.

A good old fashion Google search is a great resource for scholarship information but you’ll quickly find yourself overwhelmed with options, and as smart as Google may be, it still struggles to filter results so you’re just presented with scholarships specific to SLP that you’re actually eligible for.

You may be better off narrowing down your search initially by focusing on specific organizations or institutions that are likely to offer SLP scholarships… Sound tedious? Skip that and just take a look at the comprehensive list we put together below.

Don’t hesitate to bundle together multiple scholarships. Although the grants for SLP degrees are often higher than they are in many other fields, it’s not likely you’ll find a full-ride from a single source. You’re likely going to have to cobble together a number of scholarships each year if you want to cover a substantial portion of your tuition and books.

The American Speech-Language-Hearing Foundation Scholarships

ASHFoundation should be your first stop on the SLP scholarship hunt. Founded in 1946 to support the advancement of knowledge in the field of communication studies, one of the primary ways the foundation has chosen to fulfill that mission is by funding research grants and scholarships. Since its inception, ASHFoundation has supported more than 2,000 doctoral and post-doctoral students with more than $8 million in awards. You could be one of them!

The Foundation has two separate general scholarship programs:

• New Century Scholars Doctoral Scholarship for doctoral candidates – For students enrolled in, or accepted to, a PhD or equivalent program in CSD. Up to 15 awards of $10,000 each are available.
• Graduate Student Scholarship – For students who are undergraduate seniors accepted to master’s programs, or currently pursuing master’s or doctoral degrees. Up to 15 awards of $5,000 each are available.

Applications for each of these are available on the Foundation grants page.

There are also four specially endowed scholarships that you may qualify for. Each have the same terms as the Graduate Student Scholarship, but are awarded to candidates in specific categories:

• Students with a Disability Scholarship – For students with a disability.
• Minority Student Scholarship – For students who are U.S. citizens and members of a racial or ethnic minority group.
• International Student Scholarship – For international students (non-U.S. citizens) studying SLP in the United States.
• NSSLHA Scholarship – For undergraduate senior students with active National Student Speech Language Hearing Association Memberships.

Healthcare Organization Scholarships

Because SLP is a subset of the healthcare field, you will find a lot of scholarship opportunities from organizations that encourage education in medical and therapy professions.

You do have to be careful to ensure that SLP is considered an appropriate field of study on a case-by-case basis for these scholarships. Some are narrowly drawn to only include certain types of medical degrees.

But in some cases, these could very well be scholarships specific to SLP degrees while excludig other areas of healthcare. One such scholarship is offered through McLaren Healthcare, a healthcare system based in Michigan that offers a very generous SLP scholarship award of up to $6,000 per year.

It pays to look at the fine print, however. Many of these organizations have specific motives in offering these scholarships, and McLaren is a good example. In exchange for their scholarship, you are expected to commit to at least one year of employment at a McLaren facility post licensure. You may not have much control over which facility or even which department you will be assigned to in order to fulfill that commitment. Depending on your situation, this might feel like a limiting factor, or it could be exactly the kind of opportunity for travel and sure-shot job placement you’re looking for.

Support and Research Organization Scholarships

Although speech-language pathology is a field with broad application across many different diseases and disorders as well as injury rehabilitation, there are some disorders where it is more commonly used as a treatment than others. In some cases, such as with autism, there are strong community support groups and non-profit organizations dedicated to supporting research and treatment.

These organizations often offer scholarship funds to students who are going into fields that are in-demand among those communities. The Autism Science Foundation, for instance, offers pre- and post-doctoral training awards each year totaling up to $35,000 for students studying fields scientifically related to autism. This includes motor function and other types of research that SLP fits into directly.

There are also groups with slightly broader missions that might include funding SLP education. The Charles A. Frueauff Foundation, for example, provides scholarships of up to $10,000 to graduate students studying a number of physical and occupational therapy fields, including speech-language pathology.

Don’t be afraid to get off the beaten path looking for these scholarships. Colorado students, for instance, might be surprised to find that the Scottish Rite Foundation, a somewhat secretive society of freemasons there, offers the Dwight A. Hamilton Scholarship in Speech Language Pathology to Colorado residents each year.

University Graduate Program Scholarships

Almost all SLP graduate programs have scholarship and grant opportunities available through the college or university that offer them. These may be specific to SLP studies or available to any graduate student.

Although the competition will be greater for scholarships that are more widely available, you might find that there are more awards offered through them, so it’s still worth your time to apply.

But there are often scholarships specific to CSD or SLP masters programs too, like the array of scholarships available at the University of Utah College of Health.

The best resource for all of these types of scholarships, as well as many others, will be through your school’s financial aid office. They keep comprehensive lists of available scholarships that can quickly be sorted to find those that you may qualify for, and they offer expert assistance to help stack the odds in your favor when it’s time to apply for those grants.

Find Speech Pathology Scholarships in Your State

• Connecticut
• District of Columbia
• Massachusetts
• Mississippi
• New Hampshire
• North Carolina
• North Dakota
• Pennsylvania
• Rhode Island
• South Carolina
• South Dakota
• West Virginia

UNDERGRADUATE OR GRADUATE:

AAHD Frederick J. Krause Scholarship on Health and Disability

Benefit: under $1000

Eligibility:

• Must be a student with a disability (as defined by the Americans with Disabilities Act) who is enrolled in an undergraduate/graduate SLP program at an accredited university (among other select majors listed on application)
• Must be at least a sophomore in college
• If in an undergraduate program, must be enrolled full-time; if in a graduate program, must be enrolled at least part-time
• Must be a U.S. citizen/legal resident
• Preference given to applicant with community service/volunteer history

Other details:

• Application deadline: Nov 15

AMBUCS Scholarship

Benefit: varies, from $500 – $6000

• Must be a U.S. citizen
• Must be in your junior/senior year of an accredited speech-language pathology bachelor’s degree program or in an accredited graduate program leading to a master’s or doctoral degree in speech-language pathology
• Must demonstrate financial need
• Must demonstrate academic achievement

Other details :

• Application deadline: April 15

American Speech-Language-Hearing Association Student Ethics Essay Award

Benefit: $250, $500 and $750

• Must be enrolled full- or part-time in an undergraduate or graduate level CSD program in the US
• Must submit essay on given topic
• Application deadline: April 13

American Speech-Language-Hearing Association Students Preparing for Academic-Research Careers Award

Benefit: $1000

• Must have been accepted by/enrolled full- or part-time into an undergraduate CSD program, CAA-accredited master’s degree in SLP program, or CAA-accredited entry-level clinical AuD program
• Must be a national NSSLHA member

A Place for Mom Scholarship

• Must be enrolled in an accredited undergraduate or graduate college/university in US or Canada
• Must be studying SLP
• Must submit a video addressing your future plans on working with seniors and how a senior has inspired you
• Application deadlines: March 30, June 30, Sept 30, January 15

Health Resources & Services Administration Scholarship for Disadvantaged Students

Benefit: varies

• Must be from a disadvantaged background as defined by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
• Must be a U.S. citizen, national, or lawful permanent resident
• Must be enrolled full-time in an accredited undergraduate or graduate speech pathology program (among other select health-related majors listed on application)
• Application deadline: Dec 31

Indian Health Service Health Professions Scholarship

• Must be a member of a federally-recognized American Indian or Alaska Native tribe
• Must be enrolled in an undergraduate or graduate health profession preparation program (including SLP)
• Must have a 2.0 GPA
• Must agree to fulfill a two-year service commitment to serve at an Indian health facility after graduation
• Application deadline: March 28

Karlind T. Moller Cleft/Craniofacial Scholarship for Speech Pathology/Audiology Students/ACPA

Benefit: $500 and a one-year student membership to ACPA

• Must be an undergraduate or graduate student in an accredited SLP or audiology degree program
• Must plan an undergraduate or graduate research project in cleft/craniofacial anomalies related to SLP
• Application deadline: Oct 2

National Black Association for Speech-Language and Hearing Student Research Award

• Must be enrolled full-time in an ASHA-accredited undergraduate or graduate SLP program
• Must be a member of NBASLH
• Must submit a research paper on culturally and linguistically diverse populations
• Application deadline: March 1

SPECIFICALLY FOR UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS:

Bethesda Lutheran Communities Scholarship for High School Seniors

Benefit: $500

• Must be an active member of a Lutheran congregation
• Must be a high school senior
• Must be accepted into an accredited college/university undergraduate program that will prepare you to serve and support people with disabilities (including SLP)
• Must have a 3.0 GPA
• Application deadline: May 19

Bethesda Lutheran Communities Scholarship for College Students

Benefit: $3000

• Must be an undergraduate freshman, sophomore or junior at an accredited college/university
• Must have a career objective in the field of disabilities (including SLP)

SPECIFICALLY FOR GRADUATE PROGRAMS:

American Speech-Language-Hearing Foundation Graduate Student Scholarship

Benefit: $5000

• Must be accepted into or enrolled full-time in an accredited communication sciences and disorders program in the U.S.
• Must provide three letters of recommendation
• Must not have received a prior scholarship from the ASHFoundation
• Application deadline: May 22

American Speech-Language Hearing Foundation International Student Scholarship

Benefit:  $5000

• Must be a graduate student in SLP in an accredited program in the US
• Must be an international student studying in the U.S.
• Only non-U.S. citizens are eligible

American Speech-Language Hearing Foundation NSSLHA Scholarship

• Must be an undergraduate senior who will begin an accredited SLP graduate program in the fall
• Must hold active membership with NSSLHA

American Speech-Language-Hearing Foundation Minority Student Scholarship

• Must be a member of a racial or ethnic minority group

American Speech-Language-Hearing Foundation New Century Scholars Doctoral Scholarship

Benefit: $10,000

• Must be accepted or enrolled in an accredited, U.S. research doctoral degree communication sciences and disorders program
• Preference given to full-time students
• Must be a NSSLHA or ASHA member
• Must be committed to a teacher-investigator/research career in communication sciences and disorders in the U.S
• Application deadline: May 8

Autism Science Foundation Pre- and Postdoctoral Training Awards

Benefit: Various awards totaling $35,000

• Must be a graduate student, medical student or postdoctoral fellow in a program that relates to autism spectrum disorder
• Special consideration given to studies with a focus on gender issues in ASD
• Special consideration given to studies that involve a genetic subtype of autism or groups most likely to be diagnosed with ASD
• Application deadline: December 1 st

Bilingual Therapies Graduate Scholarship

Benefit: $2500

• Must be enrolled in an ASHA-accredited graduate SLP program in the U.S.
• Must have native or near-native proficiency in a second language
• Must submit essay
• Must have personal interview
• Must agree to work for Bilingual Therapies full-time for one year after graduation
• Application deadlines: July 15 for fall, Nov. 15 for spring

Council of Academic Programs in Communication Sciences and Disorders Frances J. Laven Scholarship

• Must be a CAPCSD member in good standing
• Must be enrolled as a graduate student in a professional CAPCSD-member program (Masters-SLP, AuD or SLP-D)
• Must have shown exemplary service to the community, university or greater discipline
• Must submit a nomination letter from a faculty mentor
• Application deadline: Jan 5

Council of Academic Programs in Communication Sciences and Disorders PhD Scholarship

Benefit: $20,000

• Must be a Ph.D. student at a CAPCSD-member program
• Must be focused on an academic career in communication sciences and disorders
• Application deadline: Feb 2

Council of Academic Programs in Communication Sciences and Disorders Plural Publishing Scholarship

• Must be a Masters/AuD level student or a Doctoral-level student pursuing research in speech-language pathology or audiology in a CAPCSD-member program
• Application deadline: Nov 1

Dwight A. Hamilton Scholarship in Speech Language Pathology

• Must be second year graduate student
• Must be a resident of Colorado
• Letter of recommendation form university faculty and clinical supervisor
• Resume and statement of career goals and aspirations
• Application deadline: June 15 th

EBS Healthcare Scholarship Program

Benefit : varies

• Must be in your second year of graduate studies or entering a clinical fellowship in a U.S. SLP program
• Must intend to practice as a clinician with pediatrics after graduation
• Must provide two references
• Must submit an essay

Charles A. Frueauff Foundation Scholarship

Benefit: varies, up to $10,000

• Must be enrolled in an accredited graduate SLP program
• Must have a 3.25 GPA
• Application deadline: March 15

Sam and Millie Hilburn Scholarship/Scottish Rites Foundation

• Must have a verified affiliation with a Masonic organization
• Must be enrolled in a graduate program in child language disorders

InSpeech, Inc. Tuition Reimbursement Scholarship

• Must be in your first year of graduate SLP studies in the U.S.

Invo Healthcare/Progressus Therapy/National Black Association for Speech-Language-Hearing Scholarship

• Must be enrolled in an ASHA-accredited master’s program in Communication Sciences and Disorders (SLP)

David P. Kuehn Speech Scholarship for Students Enrolled in a Communication Sciences and Disorders Program or Related Field/American Cleft-Palate Craniofacial Association

Benefit: $500, registration for ACPA’s Annual Meeting and a one-year ACPA student membership

• Must be a master’s or doctoral student in an accredited communication sciences and disorders program

McLaren-Flint Speech Language Pathologist Scholarship

Benefit: up to $6000/calendar year

• Must be enrolled in a Master’s in SLP program
• Must maintain a 3.0 GPA
• For every year of receiving the scholarship, you must commit to a year of working with McLaren-Flint after licensure
• Must submit a short essay
• Must submit two letters of recommendation

National Black Association for Speech-Language and Hearing Scholarship for Future Business Owners

Benefit: $1500

• Must be currently enrolled in an ASHA-accredited master’s program in SLP
• Must plan to be present at the NBASLH convention
• Must submit an introductory business plan/concept summary
• Must submit a recommendation letter

Sertoma Communicative Disorders Scholarship Application

• Must be a US citizen
• Must be enrolled in an ASHA-accredited graduate SLP program in the US
• Must have a 3.5 GPA cumulative for all undergraduate and graduate coursework
• Application deadline: March 30

VOCES Bilingual Speech Pathology Scholarship

Benefit: GRE fee reimbursement (about $270), technical assistance with personal essay

• Must be an undergraduate student preparing to take the GRE
• Must have earned/be about to earn undergraduate degree from U.S. accredited college/university
• Must have plans to enroll in a full-time graduate CSD or SLP program at an accredited US school
• Must be a U.S. citizen/permanent resident
• Must be a native/near-native Spanish speaker
• Rolling application deadline (year-round)

Voice Aerobics Speech-Language Pathology Graduate Student Scholarship

• Must be a graduate student at an ASHA-accredited SLP program
• Application deadline: April 30

Alabama Speech-Language Pathology Scholarships

UNDERGRADUATE OR GRADUATE: Edward Ervin Guy Jr. Endowed Scholarship in Communicative Disorders/University of Alabama

• Must be an outstanding undergraduate or graduate student in Communicative Disorders at the University of Alabama

Mary T. Hamner Endowed Scholarship/University of Alabama

SPECIFICALLY FOR UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS: Joel T. McCrary Endowed Scholarship/University of Alabama

• Must be an outstanding undergraduate senior major in Communicative Disorders at the University of Alabama

NAJA Graduate Scholarship Program

• Must be a permanent resident of a state with a Junior Auxiliary chapter (includes AL, AR, FL, LA, MS, MO, TN and TX)
• Must be enrolled in a graduate program addressing special needs of children and youth (includes SLP)
• Must plan to work with children after graduation
• Application deadline: Feb 1

Speech and Hearing Association of Alabama Scholarship

Benefit: $100 and $500

• Must be a graduate SLP student in Alabama
• Application deadline: Jan 15

Alaska Speech-Language Pathology Scholarships

Dr. Helen Dittman Beirne Scholarship/Alaska Speech Hearing Association

• Must be an Alaska resident
• Must be an undergraduate or graduate major in speech and hearing studies in an accredited institution
• Preference may be given to Alaska Native students or those working with Alaska Native populations
• Application deadline: Aug 30

Arizona Speech-Language Pathology Scholarships

Hixon Student Research Award/University of Arizona

• Must be an undergraduate or graduate student in the SLP program at the University of Arizona
• Must be involved in research in speech science and disorders directed by a faculty member

Sid P. Bacon Memorial Research Scholarship Endowment/Arizona State University

• Must be an undergraduate senior student in the Department of Speech and Hearing Science at Arizona State University
• Must be involved in a research project with the approval of faculty member
• Must submit one letter of recommendation
• Application deadline: Nov 25
• Must be a junior or senior in University of Arizona’s graduate SLP program

James Case Speech and Hearing Scholarship/Arizona State University

• Must be entering the MS in communication disorders program at Arizona State University as a full-time student
• Must have completed undergraduate work at ASU
• Must submit three letters of recommendation
• Must submit a brief biography

Caughman Corona/Midtown Sertoma Scholarship/University of Arizona

• Must be a student in University of Arizona’s graduate SLP program
• Applications accepted starting in March

Curlee Memorial Scholarship/University of Arizona

• Must be a full-time master’s student in SLP at the University of Arizona
• Must have completed at least one semester of graduate coursework

Cassandra Davis Scholarship/University of Arizona

DeFeo Endowment Award/University of Arizona

• Must be an applicant to the Master of Science program in SLP at the University of Arizona

Holland Endowment Award/University of Arizona

• Must be a doctoral or master’s student in SLP at the University of Arizona
• Must have demonstrated scholastic excellence and research in adult language disorders

Marilyn Miller Quintana Moline Fellowship/Arizona State University

• Must be a full-time graduate student in the MS or doctoral program in communication disorders with a specialization in SLP at Arizona State University

Carol Seaholm Tymkowych Memorial Scholarship/Arizona State University

• Must be a full-time second-year graduate student in SLP at Arizona State University
• Must include three letters of recommendation

Zilveti Family Fellowship/Arizona State University

• Must be an Arizona resident
• Must display academic scholarship
• Must display career interest
• Must show financial need

Arkansas Speech-Language Pathology Scholarships

Martha Anderson Scholarship/University of Central Arkansas

Benefit: $200

• Must be an undergraduate or graduate student in SLP at the University of Central Arkansas
• Must be an active NSSLHA member
• Must have a 3.0 GPA cumulative (3.25 major GPA)

Arkansas Association of Educational Administrators Scholarship

Benefit: varies, up to $2000

• Must be an undergraduate or graduate SLP major in Arkansas (among other select majors)
• Must intend to work with children after graduation

California Speech-Language Pathology Scholarships

California Office of Statewide Health Planning and Development Advanced Practice Healthcare Scholarship Program

Benefit: varies, up to $25000

• Must be accepted or enrolled in an undergraduate or graduate California board-or committee-approved program in speech therapy (among other select majors) taking six credits or more
• Must have a 2.5 GPA
• Must be willing to work in a medically underserved area in CA for one year

Stephanie Kalman Foundation Scholarship/California State University East Bay

• Must be an undergraduate or graduate student in SLP at California State University East Bay

Ruth Lindeck Forman & Lee Forman Scholarship/ California State University Northridge

• Must be a current undergraduate or graduate SLP student at California State University Northridge

Mediscan Scholarship/California State University Northridge

• Must plan to work as a SLP after graduation

Ruth Rothman Scholarship/California State University Northridge

• Must plan to become a teacher or SLP working with children

Bergstrom Family Scholarship/California State University Fullerton

• Must be an undergraduate full-time communication disorders major at Cal State Fullerton
• Application deadline: March 13

Nella Feldman Gross Memorial Scholarship /San Diego State University

• Must be an upper division undergraduate Communicative Disorders major at San Diego State University
• Must have a 3.5 GPA
• Application deadline: Feb 6

Virginia Puich Endowed Scholarship/University of the Pacific

• Must be an undergraduate senior in SLP at University of the Pacific
• Must plan to continue graduate studies in SLP at University of the Pacific

Florence Scott Van Gilder/Tolley Award/University of the Pacific

• Must plan to continue graduate education in SLP at University of the Pacific or in another program

Baldwin Scholarship/California Scottish Rite Foundation

Benefit: $6000/one year

• Must be a California resident
• Must be pursuing a graduate degree in SLP (among other select majors) at an accredited college/university in California
• Application deadline: third Friday in February

Dorothy Baronofsky Memorial Scholarship/San Diego State University

Benefit : varies, up to $700

• Must be a graduate student in communicative disorders at San Diego State University

Evelyn Britt Promising Student Award/Loma Linda University

• Must be a graduate major in SLP at Loma Linda University
• Must have shown promise of scholarship and professional achievement

Sam Foshee Memorial Scholarship/San Diego State University

• Must be a graduate major in Communicative Disorders at San Diego State University
• Preference given to Chula Vista residents

Denise Harrison Integrity Award/California State University Fullerton

• Must be a graduate student in the College of Communications at Cal State Fullerton
• Must have a 3.3 GPA
• Must show integrity in education studies and professional work

Barry W. Jones Memorial Scholarship/San Diego State University

• Must be a graduate student in Communicative Disorders at San Diego State University
• Must have educational emphasis on education of the deaf
• Application deadline: May 1

Betty Lindeman and Robert N. Rosenthal Memorial Fund/California State University East Ba y

Benefit : $500-$1000

• Must be a graduate SLP student at California State University East Bay

Marion D. Meyerson Scholarship/San Jose State University

• Must be enrolled full-time in a graduate program in San Jose State University’s Department of Special Education or Communicative Disorders and Science in the Connie L. Lurie College of Education
• Priority is given to applicants who are first-generation college students

Glyndon D. Riley Memorial Scholarship/California State University Fullerton

• Must be an accepted or enrolled graduate student in communicative disorders at Cal State Fullerton
• Must demonstrate interest in children who stutter

Helen Sherman-Wade Endowed Scholarship/California State University Northridge

• Must be a graduate student in SLP at California State University Northridge
• Must have decided to further your education after already serving as a SLP

Speech-Language Pathology & Audiology Student Scholarship/Loma Linda University

• Must be a graduate SLP student at Loma Linda University
• Must display financial need

Dr. Colleen Wilcox Scholarship/San Jose State University

• Must be enrolled in a post-baccalaureate or graduate program in San Jose State University’s Department of Special Education or Communicative Disorders and Science in the Connie L. Lurie College of Education

Colorado Speech-Language Pathology Scholarships

AB Irvine Scholarship

Benefit: $750, $1000 and $1750

• Must be a legal resident of New Mexico, Colorado or El Paso County, TX
• Must currently be enrolled as an undergraduate junior, senior or in a graduate program in TX, CO or NM
• Must have career plans to work with children with special needs (speech-language pathology is included)
• Application deadline: June 10

Elizabeth G. Jancosek Graduate Student Scholarship/Colorado Speech-Language-Hearing Association

• Must be accepted into or enrolled full-time in the graduate SLP program at University of Colorado or University of Northern Colorado
• Must be a candidate for a master’s degree, PhD or AuD in SLP/speech-hearing science
• Must show outstanding ability and application of learning in clinical/research endeavors
• Must submit letter of recommendation from faculty member
• Application deadline: May 15

Scottish Rite Foundation of Colorado Graduate Scholarship in Speech-Language Pathology

• Must be a graduate student in SLP at the University of Colorado-Boulder or the University of Northern Colorado

Connecticut Speech-Language Pathology Scholarships

Geraldine Garrison Scholarship/Southern Connecticut State University

• Must be an undergraduate junior or senior student in communication disorders at Southern Connecticut State University
• Must have completed at least 12 semester hours of communications disorders courses
• Must submit letter of recommendation
• Application deadline: Jan 27

Robert E. Jirsa Memorial Award/Southern Connecticut State University

• Must be a graduating undergraduate senior in Communication Disorders at Southern Connecticut State University

Ruth Landow Markle Scholarship/Southern Connecticut State University

• Must be an undergraduate full-time junior or senior major in communication disorders at Southern Connecticut State University
• Must present high academic credentials and demonstrate creativity
• Preference is given to female students

Besse and Harry Satosky Memorial Scholarship/Southern Connecticut State University

• Must be a full-time undergraduate major in communication disorders at Southern Connecticut State University
• Must be of high academic standing

CSH Foundation Scholarship/Southern Connecticut State University

• Must be a full-time graduate student in SLP at Southern Connecticut State University
• Must have completed at least nine semester hours and one academic year

Kenneth T. Gist Promising Professional Scholarship/Southern Connecticut State University

• Must be a graduate student in communication disorders at Southern Connecticut State University
• Must have completed 75 clinical clock hours at the graduate level
• Must have demonstrated outstanding SLP clinical skills
• Must show promise of being an all-around professional

Robert and Lesley Herbst Endowed Scholarship/Southern Connecticut State University

• Must be a part- or full-time graduate communication disorders student at Southern Connecticut State University
• Must demonstrate contributions to the university and community

Carol Satosky-Druckman Scholarship/Southern Connecticut State University

• Must be a full-time graduate communication disorders student at Southern Connecticut State University

Delaware Speech-Language Pathology Scholarships

Delaware Speech-Language Pathologist Incentive Program

Benefit: $5000/year

• Must be a full-time graduate student in a SLP program, or if you work in a Delaware public school you may be a part-time student
• For every year you receive the award you must work for two years as a SLP in a Delaware public school
• Application deadline: June 4

District of Columbia Speech-Language Pathology Scholarships

No speech-language pathology scholarships were available as of October 2017.

Florida Speech-Language Pathology Scholarships

Edna L. Povey Scholarship/University of Florida

• Must be an undergraduate major in SLP at the University of Florida

Thomas B. Abbott Scholarship/University of Florida

• Must be a graduate communication sciences and disorders major at University of Florida
• Must be nominated by a faculty member

Florida State University Speech/Language Pathology Tuition Support Program

Benefit: $2800-$3200/semester

• Must have a bachelor’s degree with a major in CSD
• Must be enrolled in a SLP master’s degree program in Florida
• Must commit to working with Florida public schools for two years per year of funding you receive
• Must be recommended by a CSD faculty advisor
• Must have a 3.0 GPA or 1000 score on GRE

Nemours Scholarship/Jacksonville University

• Must be a first-year graduate student in the SLP program at Jacksonville University
• Must have interest in treating children with hearing loss
• Must complete internship and externship placements over the course of your MS SLP program at Nemours Children’s Specialty Care Clinic Audiology Research Dept., Duval County Public Schools, and Clark School for Hearing and Speech

Shelton Scholar-ASPIRE Scholarship/Jacksonville University

• Must be an incoming graduate MS SLP student at Jacksonville University
• Must demonstrate academic excellence
• Must have experience in the SLP field
• Must have strong potential as a future SLP clinician

Adam Susser Scholarship Award-Communication Sciences & Disorders- Florida Atlantic University

• Must be a graduate student in SLP at Florida Atlantic University
• Must submit a written recommendation from a faculty member
• Must demonstrate outstanding academic and clinical skills
• Must demonstrate professional ethics

Georgia Speech-Language Pathology Scholarships

Jack Bess Memorial Scholarship /Georgia Speech-Hearing Association

• Must be a part-or full-time student in a graduate SLP program at a college/university in Georgia
• Must be a member of GSHA

Ruth Callahan Graduate Scholarship/Georgia Organization of School-Based Speech-Language Pathologists

• Must be entering your second or third year of graduate studies in CSD/SLP in Georgia
• Must display academic achievement
• Must display professional involvement
• Application deadline: June 15

Georgia Organization of School-Based Speech-Language Pathologists Higher Education Scholarship

• Must be enrolled in a graduate program in educational specialist or doctoral degree program for a certificate level upgrade in SLP
• Must have completed at least one semester
• Must be a current GO SSLP member
• Must be working in a Georgia school system or have worked there for two of the last five years

Sharon Green Webber Scholarship/University of Georgia

Benefit: $1000-$3000

• Must be a graduate student in SLP at the University of Georgia

Hawaii Speech-Language Pathology Scholarships

Idaho speech-language pathology scholarships.

Scottish Rite Foundation Speech Language Pathology Scholarship/Idaho State University

Benefit: $4750

• Must be a full-time graduate SLP student at Idaho State University
• Must be a resident of Idaho or Asotin County, Washington
• Must be working for the ISU clinic with a focus on pediatric services
• Must submit two letters of reference
• Application deadline: Oct 13

Illinois Speech-Language Pathology Scholarships

Decatur Breakfast Sertoma Annual Scholarship/Eastern Illinois University /Illinois State University

• Must be a full-time junior or senior undergraduate or graduate student in the SLP program at Eastern Illinois University or Illinois State University
• Preference given to student from Macon or surrounding counties
• Application deadline: April 1

Illinois Hospital Research & Educational Foundation Scholarship

• Must be currently accepted into or enrolled in an undergraduate or graduate certificate or degree accredited health care program (including speech-language pathology)
• Must be an Illinois resident
• Must have more than one academic year remaining until graduation

Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Chicago Academic Scholarship

Benefit: $1000 to $8000

• Must be Jewish
• Must have been born and raised in Chicago metropolitan area including Lake County, IN; OR
• Must have one year of full-time employment in Chicago metropolitan area prior to enrollment
• Must intend to remain in Chicago area after completing school
• Must be accepted into a graduate program in a helping profession (includes SLP), OR
• Must be in your junior or senior year in a bachelor’s degree program in a helping profession
• Must demonstrate career promise
• Must be available for an in-person interview

Mary K. Keiser Scholarship/Illinois State University

• Must be an undergraduate SLP student with 60 credit hours or a graduate SLP student at Illinois State University

Katie MacDonald Memorial Scholarship

• Must be pursuing an undergraduate or graduate degree in a disability related field (SLP is included)

Nilsen Research Presentation Award/Eastern Illinois University

• Must be an undergraduate or graduate student majoring in Communication Disorders and Sciences at Eastern Illinois University
• Must have demonstrated potential for independent research
• Must have documented acceptance of a research presentation at state or national level
• Application deadline: Jan 15 for Spring, Oct 15 for Fall

Rose Marie Coon Communication Disorders Scholarship/Eastern Illinois University

• Must be a sophomore undergraduate full-time student in Communication Disorders and Sciences at Eastern Illinois University

Gina Giffin Garcia Scholarship/Eastern Illinois University

• Must be an undergraduate sophomore, junior or senior student at Eastern Illinois in a health-related field (including SLP)

Richard Jacques Rubber Chicken Fund Scholarship/Eastern Illinois University

• Must be a full-time undergraduate student at Eastern Illinois University with a major in Communication Disorders and Sciences
• Must be at least a junior
• Must have a 3.2 GPA
• Must be nominated by faculty

Dr. O Eugene Maag Speech Pathology Scholarship Endowment/Southern Illinois University Edwardsville

• Must be an undergraduate senior at Southern Illinois University Edwardsville majoring in SLP
• Preference given to students with financial need
• Application deadline: Feb 13

Karen George Chicago Speech Therapy Scholarship

• Must be a graduate student in an accredited SLP program
• Must be a permanent resident of one of the following states: IL, IN, IA, KS, MI, MN, MO, NE, OH or WI
• Must be attending school in one of the following states: IL, IN, IA, KS, MI, MN, MO, NE, OH or WI
• Must demonstrate exceptional character, clinical skills and personality
• Must be committed to working in private practice with children after graduation

Margaret C. Hollowell Scholarship for Graduate Study in Communication Disorders and Sciences/Eastern Illinois University

• Must be a full-time graduate student at Eastern Illinois University majoring in Communication Disorders and Sciences
• Must demonstrate need for financial aid
• Application deadline: First Monday in October

Illinois Special Education Teacher Tuition Waiver Program/SLP

Benefit : up to four years of tuition waiver

• Must be enrolled in an MS in SLP program in Illinois
• Must agree to work full-time in SLP/Special Education in Illinois for two of the five years following graduation

Illinois State University Class of 1985 & 1986 Scholarships/Illinois State University

• Must be enrolled in the graduate SLP program at Illinois State University
• Must have completed at least 30 credit hours
• Must have demonstrated leadership

NSSLHA Distinguished Graduate Student Award/Eastern Illinois University

• Must be a first full-time graduate student in Communication Disorders and Sciences at Eastern Illinois University
• Must have exemplary clinical skills
• Must have active involvement in NSSLHA activities
• Must have participated in service/volunteer work outside the CDS department
• Must receive faculty nomination

Ryan Struebing Distinguished Graduate Student Award/Eastern Illinois University

• Must be a full-time student in the graduate Communication Disorders and Sciences program at Eastern Illinois University
• Must demonstrate a passion for CDS
• Application deadline: first Monday in October

Indiana Speech-Language Pathology Scholarships

Indiana Lions Speech & Hearing Scholarship

Benefit: $750

• Must be a third or fourth year undergraduate or graduate major in SLP program in Indiana
• Must be verified by a faculty member

Dr. Joe R. and Alice Pursley Rinard Scholarship/Ball State University

• Must be at least an undergraduate junior majoring in SLP at Ball State University

Indiana Speech-Language Hearing Association Foundation Scholarship

• Must be a graduate student in a SLP program in Indiana
• Must be a student member of ISHA
• Must submit two letters of recommendation from faculty

Iowa Speech-Language Pathology Scholarships

Cedar Valley Sertoma Service Award/University of Northern Iowa

Benefit: up to $1000

• Must be a junior or senior undergraduate or graduate student in SLP at University of Northern Iowa
• Application deadline: Feb 15

Iowa Speech and Hearing Association Scholarship

• Must be an undergraduate or graduate SLP student at the University of Northern Iowa or University of Iowa
• Must be nominated by faculty member
• Application deadline: early May

Iowa Speech Language Hearing Association Scholarship

• Must be an undergraduate or graduate SLP student in Iowa

Trisha Kinnaman Scholarship/Pender Community Hospital

Benefit: $2000

• Must be accepted into or currently enrolled in an undergraduate or graduate SLP program (among other select majors) in Nebraska
• Must have graduated from high school and completed 30 hours of college credit
• Must be a resident of Nebraska or Iowa
• Must have a career objective in rural health
• Must demonstrate academic performance

Quad Cities Speech-Language-Hearing Association Scholarship

• Must be an undergraduate SLP student in Iowa

Roy E. Eblen Endowed Scholarship/University of Northern Iowa

Benefit: $500-$1000

• Must be a graduate major in SLP at University of Northern Iowa

Iowa Scottish Rite Masonic Foundation Scholarship/St. Ambrose University

• Must be a current St. Ambrose University Master in SLP student who has completed one year of graduate study
• Must have graduated from an Iowa high school
• Must plan to work in Iowa as a SLP after graduation

Knox Family Scholarship/St. Ambrose University

• Must be in good academic standing

Kansas Speech-Language Pathology Scholarships

Sidonie Faires Memorial Endowed Scholarship/Fellowship/ Wichita State University

• Must be a full- or part time undergraduate or graduate CSD student at Wichita State University

Grand Army of the Republic Living Memorial Scholarship/Fellowship/Wichita State University

• Must be an undergraduate or graduate CSD student at Wichita State University
• Must be at least a sophomore
• Must have good moral character and a belief in the US government
• Preference given to candidates who are lineal descendants of a Union Veteran of the Civil War

Stan and Rosalind Scudder Endowed Scholarship/Fellowship/ Wichita State University

• Must be a full- or part-time undergraduate or graduate CSD student at Wichita State University

Sam and Rosemary Sherr Memorial Scholarship/Fellowship/Wichita State University

Communication Sciences and Disorders Endowed Scholarship Fund/Wichita State University

• Must be a full- or part-time undergraduate student in CSD at Wichita State University

Harold T. “Hal” Edwards Memorial Scholarship in Speech Language Pathology

• Must be a junior or senior undergraduate in SLP at Wichita State University

Keith Graham Endowed Scholarship/Wichita State University

• Must be a full-time undergraduate CSD student at Wichita State University
• Must have a high GPA
• Must submit a letter stating why you want to work in CSD
• Must have attended a national or local CSD conference

Barbara Williams Hodson Scholarship in Communication Sciences and Disorders/Wichita State University

• Must be a senior undergraduate student in CSD at Wichita State University
• Must have a 3.5 GPA in CSD courses
• Preference given to students who wish to continue graduate education at WSU
• Preference given to students with an interest in applied phonetics/phonology
• Preference given to students who are bilingual and/or international

Culturally Responsive Early Literacy Instruction American Indian/Alaska Native Award/University of Kansas Intercampus Program

Benefit: full-tuition scholarship, monthly stipend for books and supplies, faculty and peer mentoring

• Must be a full-time student in the master’s in SLP program at the University of Kansas
• For every year that you receive a scholarship, you must agree to maintain two years of full0time employment providing services to American Indian/Alaska Native individuals who qualify for IDEA services
• Application deadline: March 31

Kent and Janet Kruske Endowed Fellowship in Speech-Language Pathology/Wichita State University

• Must be a full-time second-year graduate CSD student in the Master’s in SLP program at Wichita State University
• Preference given to applicants who want to work in an educational setting after graduation

Margaret Byrne Sarricks Scholarship/Kansas Speech-Language-Hearing Association

• Must be a KSHA student member
• Must be a current graduate degree candidate or recent graduate in SLP studies at any approved program in Kansas
• Must submit a research proposal with a faculty sponsor

Topeka Valley Scottish Rite Scholarship/University of Kansas Intercampus Program

• Must be a master’s in SLP student at the Intercampus Program at University of Kansas
• Preference given to students planning to work with Kansas children after graduation
• Application deadline: March 27

Wichita Scottish Rite Charitable Trust Fellowship in Communication Sciences and Disorders/Wichita State University

• Must be a graduate CSD student at Wichita State University

Kentucky Speech-Language Pathology Scholarships

Kentucky Speech-Language-Hearing Association Steckol and Stanley Awards

Benefit: varies but usually $1500

• Must be a student member of KSHA
• Must demonstrate academic achievement in SLP at the undergraduate or graduate level
• Must be enrolled in an undergraduate or graduate SLP program
• Application deadline: Dec 1

King’s Daughters Health Foundation Health Career Scholarship

• Must be a resident of Boyd, Greenup, Lawrence or Carter counties in Kentucky; Lawrence County in Ohio; or Wayne County in West Virginia
• Must be a graduating high school senior
• Must plan to pursue a career in healthcare (including SLP)

Julia McGee Lamberth Scholarship/University of Louisville School of Medicine

• Must be an undergraduate SLP major at University of Louisville
• Must demonstrate good moral character
• Must be recommended by Program Director

Success in Speech-Language Pathology Scholarship/University of Kentucky

Benefit: varies, may cover up to 50% of graduate school tuition

• Must be a full-time graduate SLP student at University of Kentucky
• Must meet requirements showing that you are from a disadvantaged economic, environmental, or educational background (includes ethnic and racial minority groups)
• Application deadline: Aug 15

Louisiana Speech-Language Pathology Scholarships

Louisiana Speech-Hearing Association Graduate and Undergraduate Scholarship

• Must be enrolled in a graduate or undergraduate SLP program in Louisiana
• Must be a member of NSSHLA
• Must show academic excellence
• Application deadline: May 12

University of Louisiana Monroe Chapter of the National Student Speech-Language-Hearing Association Scholarships

• Must be an undergraduate or graduate SLP major at University of Louisiana Monroe
• Must be a student member of NSSLHA

Continuing Student in Speech Pathology Scholarship/Xavier University of Louisiana

• Must be an undergraduate sophomore or junior majoring in speech pathology at Xavier University of Louisiana
• Must have a 3.0 GPA in the major, 2.75 overall if no major courses have been taken
• Must demonstrate good citizenship

Speech Pathologists and Audiologists in Louisiana Schools Scholarship

• Must be entering or continuing a full-time graduate degree program in SLP at a Louisiana university
• Application deadline: July 1

Maine Speech-Language Pathology Scholarships

Educators for Maine Program

Benefit: $2000-$3000/year

• Must be a Maine resident
• Must be enrolled full-time (undergraduate) or part-time (graduate) in a U.S. college or university
• Must be pursuing SLP certification (among other select majors)
• Must agree to work at an eligible Maine public school after graduation to repay the loan

Mary K. Brandt/Jon Petit Scholarship/Maine Speech Language Hearing Association

• Must be studying SLP at the graduate level

Ross E. Fearon Scholarship/University of Maine Farmington

• Must be an undergraduate senior at University of Maine Farmington majoring in special education and have been accepted into a full-time graduate SLP program
• Must have limited financial support
• Preference given to non-traditional students

Maryland Speech-Language Pathology Scholarships

Cynthia E. Morgan Memorial Scholarship

• Must be a resident of Maryland
• Must be a junior or senior at a Maryland high school or currently attending or accepted into an accredited Maryland post-secondary program
• Must be the first person in your immediate family who will be attending an accredited Maryland post-secondary program
• Must plan to enter a medical-related field (includes SLP)
• Application deadline: Feb 25

Class of 23 Endowment Award/Towson University

Eligibility :

• Must be graduating from the SLP MS program at Towson University
• Must demonstrate academic excellence, leadership, service
• Voted on by faculty

Loyola University Maryland MS Speech-Language Pathology Scholarship

Benefit: $29,000 and $33,000, evenly distributed between fall and spring in two academic years

• Must be a MS SLP student at Loyola University Maryland

Maryland Speech Language Hearing Association Graduate Scholarship

• Must be a graduate SLP student in Maryland
• Must be a member of MSHA

Zina Rose Sanders Endowed Scholarship/Towson University

• Must be a graduate student in the SLP MS program at Towson University
• Must demonstrate overcoming adversity

Massachusetts Speech-Language Pathology Scholarships

Cape Cod Speech-Language Pathologists Deserving Student Award

• Must be an undergraduate or graduate student in SLP in a school in Massachusetts

General Federation of Women’s Clubs of Massachusetts Communication Disorder/Speech Therapy Scholarship

• Must be a graduate student in CSD/SLP in Massachusetts
• Must be a legal resident of Massachusetts
• Must submit letter of reference

Knowles Fellowship/MGH Institute of Health Professions

Benefit: full tuition

• Must be an incoming student in the MS SLP program at MGH Institute of Health Professions (among other select majors)

MetroWest Health Foundation Scholarship

Benefit: $2000/year

• Must be in a graduate SLP program in Massachusetts (among other select majors)
• Must be a resident of one of the 25 towns in the MetroWest Service area
• Application deadlines: May 31 for fall; Nov 30 for spring

Michigan Speech-Language Pathology Scholarships

Theodore Mandell Alumni Memorial Scholarship/Wayne State University

• Must be a full- or part-time undergraduate or graduate SLP student at Wayne State university
• Must show interest in working in public schools after graduation

Margaret E. Sanford Marquardt Scholarship/Central Michigan University

• Must be an undergraduate junior or senior or graduate CSD student at Central Michigan University
• Must have a 3.5 GPA (graduate) or 3.25 GPA (undergraduate)
• Preference given to physically challenged students
• Application deadline: April 2

Sbaschnig Scholarship/Wayne State University

Clara B. Stoddard Endowed Scholarship Award/Wayne State University

• Must be an undergraduate or graduate CSD major at Wayne State University
• Must submit two letters of recommendation from faculty and one from a clinical supervisor

Randall M. and Barbara L. Webber Endowed Scholarship/Western Michigan University

• Must be an undergraduate or graduate SLP student at Western Michigan University

Bretton and Kimberly Bolt Family Scholarship/Calvin College

• Must be a junior or senior undergraduate major in SLP at Calvin College (among other select majors)
• Preference given to those with work or volunteer experience at a skilled nursing facility
• Financial need is considered

Leslie Gruber Memorial Scholarship/Central Michigan University

• Must be an undergraduate SLP student at Central Michigan University
• Must have completed at least 18 credit hours in the SLP major
• Must have strong clinical skills

Jeremiah 29:11 Scholarship/Calvin College

• Must be entering your undergraduate senior year in SLP or special education at Calvin College
• Must show passion to work with persons with autism or other special needs/disabilities
• Preference given to those with volunteer or work experience in helping those with autism/assistive technologies

George N. & Ernestine Lauer Scholarship/Central Michigan University

• Must be a junior undergraduate SLP student at Central Michigan University
• Preference given to a Michigan resident
• Financial need will be considered

Wilbur Moore Scholarship/Central Michigan University

Raymond R. and Beverly K. Shevchik Endowed Scholarship/Western Michigan University

• Must be a full-time or part-time undergraduate SLP student at Western Michigan University

Mike & Beth Tierney Scholarship/Central Michigan University

• Must be an undergraduate CSD student at Central Michigan University
• Must be a resident of southeast Michigan
• Must show leadership qualities

Trabman Scholarship/Wayne State University

• Must be a full- or part-time undergraduate SLP major at Wayne State University

CDO-SLP Alumni Scholarship/Central Michigan University

• Must be a second-year SLP graduate student at Central Michigan University

Joan Cortright Memorial Endowed Scholarship/Wayne State University

Benefit : $1000

• Must be a second-year graduate student in CSD at Wayne State University
• Must demonstrate interest in working in public schools after graduation
• Must submit one letter of recommendation from faculty member

Robert L. Erickson Award for Excellence in the Study of Voice and Speech Sciences Scholarship/Western Michigan University

• Must be a graduate student in SLP at Western Michigan University
• Preference given to applicants who have demonstrated a strong interest in treating speech or voice disorders

John “Mick” Hanley Endowed Scholarship/Western Michigan University

• Must be a full-time second-year graduate student in SLP at Western Michigan University

Max and Lisa M. Herrera Memorial Scholarship/Western Michigan University

• Must be pursuing a master’s degree in SLP at Western Michigan University

Dr. Frances Lohr Speech Pathology and Audiology Endowment/Western Michigan University

• Must be a graduate student in the SLP program at Western Michigan University
• Academic activity should be related to clinical education

Keith Maxwell Scholarship/Central Michigan University

• Must be a full-time graduate SLP student at Central Michigan University

Michigan Speech Language Hearing Association Scholarship

• Must be a graduate student in SLP in Michigan
• Must be a MSHA member

Evelyn Hill Pender Scholarship/Central Michigan University

• Must have an overall and major GPA of 3.5
• Must show promise as a clinician

Psi Iota Xi Louella Bradley Endowed Scholarship/Western Michigan University

Dean Emerita Marie L. Stevens Scholarship/Western Michigan University

Robert and Candis Warner Endowed Scholarship/Western Michigan University

• Must be a full-time, first-year graduate student in SLP at Western Michigan University
• Kenneth Wilson Scholarship/Western Michigan University
• Must be a full-time graduate student in SLP at Western Michigan University

Minnesota Speech-Language Pathology Scholarships

Minnesota Speech-Language-Hearing Foundation Scholarship

Benefit: $500-$2500

• Must be accepted into/enrolled in a graduate SLP program at a college/university in Minnesota

Clark D. Starr Family Fellowship Fund/University of Minnesota

• Must be a full-time MA student in SLP at University of Minnesota

Mississippi Speech-Language Pathology Scholarships

Robert Guy Millis Scholarship Endowment/University of Mississippi

• Must be a full-time undergraduate junior or senior or graduate student in CSD at University of Mississippi
• Must be a Mississippi resident

Health Care Professions Loan/Scholarship for Undergraduates

Benefit: varies Eligibility:

• Must be an undergraduate SLP major in Mississippi

Marianne B. Tillman Scholarship in Speech & Language Pathology/University of Mississippi

• Must be a full-time student in undergraduate CSD at University of Mississippi
• Must demonstrate exceptional achievement and professional development in SLP

Rise Up MS Speech-Language Pathologist Forgivable Loan

• Must be a legal resident of Mississippi for one year before application
• Must be a full- or part-time graduate student in a master’s degree program in SLP or CSD in Mississippi at one of these schools: University of Mississippi, University of Southern Mississippi, Mississippi University for Women, Jackson State University
• Must agree to serve as a SLP in a public or charter school in Mississippi for one year for each year of funding received

Missouri Speech-Language Pathology Scholarships

Dr. Neil DiSarno Scholarship/Missouri State University

• Must be an undergraduate or graduate student in the Communication Sciences and Disorders Department at Missouri State University
• Must have a 3.5 cumulative GPA
• Must have demonstrated leadership abilities
• Preference given to international students

Forever Friend Diana Lain Hughes Scholarship/Greater Kansas City Community Foundation

• Must be a graduating high school senior in the Shawnee Mission School District interested in an SLP career, OR
• Must have graduated from Shawnee Mission School District and currently be enrolled in the undergraduate Teachers College of Emporia State University, OR
• Must have graduated from Shawnee Mission School District and currently are enrolled in the last year of a graduate SLP program at the University of Kansas School of Health Sciences

Lawrence E. and Eva L. Flanders Scholarship in Speech Pathology/University of Central Missouri

• Must be a full-time undergraduate SLP student at University of Central Missouri
• Must show promise in academic and clinical ability in the SLP field

Marilyn Schmidt Communication Disorders Scholarship/University of Central Missouri

• Must be a full-time junior or senior undergraduate student in CSD at the University of Central Missouri
• Must show leadership and academic ability in the SLP field
• Must show good moral character

Herbert J. Arkebauer NSSLHA Scholarship/Missouri State University

Benefit: $250

• Must be a full-time first or second year graduate student in the Communication Sciences and Disorders Department at Missouri State University
• Preference given to students demonstrating financial need
• Preference given to students demonstrating leadership skills

Debbie Gregory Memorial Assistive Technology Award/Missouri State University

• Must be a graduate student in the SLP program at Missouri State University
• Must submit a personal statement describing your interest and experience in the field of assistive technology
• Must plan to attend an assistive technology conference

Eileen Graham Matthews Memorial Scholarship in Speech Pathology and Audiology/University of Central Missouri

• Must be a graduate student in the master’s degree SLP program at University of Central Missouri

Lin Welch Graduate Scholarship in Communication Disorders/University of Central Missouri

• Must be a graduate student in SLP at the University of Central Missouri
• Must have completed at least six graduate hours in SLP/audiology coursework
• Must be committed to completing your graduate degree in SLP at UCM

Laurabeth Windham Scholarship/Missouri State University

• Must be a second-year graduate student in SLP at Missouri State University
• Must have completed at least one semester of study
• Must have a 3.0 GPA overall, 4.0 GPA in practicum
• Must submit letter of support from faculty member

Montana Speech-Language Pathology Scholarships

Montana Speech-Language-Hearing Association Memorial Scholarship

• Must be a graduate SLP student in Montana
• Must plan to work in Montana after graduation
• Application deadline: Sept 15

Nebraska Speech-Language Pathology Scholarships

Scottish Rite Foundation of Omaha Scholarship

• Must be an undergraduate or graduate SLP student at University of Nebraska at Omaha

Rebecca Adams Green Foundation Speech Pathology Scholarship

• Must have graduated from a Sherman County, Nebraska high school or have a tie to Sherman County, Nebraska AND
• Must be enrolled in a post-graduate program in SLP
• Application deadline: March 4

Nebraska Speech-Language-Hearing Endowment Fund Scholarship

• Must be a continuing full-time graduate SLP student enrolled at the University of Nebraska (UNL, UNO or UNK)
• Must be a student member of NSLHA
• Application deadline: June 30

Nevada Speech-Language Pathology Scholarships

Reno Emblem Club #372 grant program/University of Nevada Reno

• Must hold a bachelor’s degree
• Must be enrolled in a SLP Master’s program in University of Nevada, Reno

Jerry & Betty Wilson Scholarship Fund/University of Nevada Reno

• Must be a graduate student in SLP at University of Nevada Reno
• Must be a native-born US citizen
• Must be nominated by department faculty

New Hampshire Speech-Language Pathology Scholarships

Anne Catherine Clark Memorial Scholarship/University of New Hampshire

• Must be a full-time undergraduate major in the College of Health and Human Services at the University of New Hampshire (includes SLP majors)
• Must plan to work with children
• Must be recommended by a faculty member

New Jersey Speech-Language Pathology Scholarships

Peins Speech Pathology Scholarship/Montclair State University Benefit: varies

• Must be a graduate student in SLP at Montclair State University
• Must have completed 15 credit hours of graduate work
• Must have participated in professional activities or community service relating to SLP/communication disorders
• Must show potential for success in research and doctoral studies in communication disorders

New Mexico Speech-Language Pathology Scholarships

UNDERGRADAUTE OR GRADUATE:

New Mexico Department of Education Allied Health Loan-for-Service

Benefit: varies, up to $12,000/year

• Must have been a New Mexico resident for at least 12 months (and currently be one)
• Must attend an undergraduate or graduate SLP program in New Mexico (among other select majors)
• Must be enrolled at least half-time
• Must declare intent to practice SLP in a designated shortage area within New Mexico after graduation for every year that you receive the loan
• Application deadline: July 2

Richard Hood Scholarship/University of New Mexico

• Must be a graduate student in SLP at the University of New Mexico
• Must show outstanding academic performance

Mary Carolyn Knott Endowed Scholarship for Graduate Students in Communication Disorders/New Mexico State University

• Must be a second-year graduate student in communication disorders at New Mexico State University

New Mexico Graduate Scholars Award/University of New Mexico

Benefit: covers nine hours of graduate tuition and the GPSA fee

• Must be a New Mexico resident
• Must be a graduate SLP student at University of New Mexico

New York Speech-Language Pathology Scholarships

Caroline Kark Award/ New York State Grange

• Must be a member of the New York State Grange
• Must be a New York state resident
• Must be in an accredited undergraduate or graduate college/university program preparing for a career working with the deaf

Rising Star Scholarship/Molloy College

• Must be an undergraduate junior in SLP at Molloy College

Master of Arts in Speech-Language Pathology Scholarship/Hofstra University

• Must be a graduate student in the MA in SLP program at Hofstra University
• Must have a high GRE score

Teach NYC Graduate Scholarship Program

• Must have a bachelor’s degree
• Must be enrolled in a New York-approved master’s degree program in SLP
• Must have a 3.0 undergraduate GPA
• Must provide copies of any New York state or other state teaching certificates you hold
• Must submit $75 application fee
• Must agree to serve in a high-need New York City Public School for two years for every year of scholarship award you receive

CSD Susan Stout Undergraduate Scholarship/University of North Carolina Greensboro

• Must be an undergraduate or graduate student in CSD at the University of North Carolina Greensboro

Quota Club Scholarship/University of North Carolina Greensboro

Jacqueline M. Cimorelli Scholarship in CSD/University of North Carolina Greensboro

• Must be an undergraduate student in CSD at the University of North Carolina Greensboro

University Speech and Hearing Scholarship/University of North Carolina Greensboro

• Must be an undergraduate junior or senior majoring in SLP at University of North Carolina Greensboro

Marcus Raper Zimmerman Scholarship/Winston-Salem Foundation

• Must be a resident of Forsyth County, NC
• Must be enrolled in at least six credit hours in an accredited undergraduate certificate/degree program in the U.S.
• Must be physically challenged or preparing to work with the physically challenged in a field (including SLP)

Cheshire Center Award Fund for Communication Sciences and Disorders/University of North Carolina Greensboro

• Must be a student in the master’s degree in CSD program at University of North Carolina Greensboro

Diversity Scholarship in Speech-Language Pathology/University of North Carolina Chapel Hill Division of Speech and Hearing Sciences

• Must be a racially, ethnically, linguistically or gender-diverse graduate SLP student at UNC-Chapel Hill

North Dakota Speech-Language Pathology Scholarships

Edward K. Lander Memorial Scholarship/University of North Dakota

• Must be an undergraduate CSD major at University of North Dakota
• Must show scholastic achievement
• Must show high moral character
• Must demonstrate professional potential in CSD

John S. Penn Scholarship/University of North Dakota

• Must be active in community service

North Dakota Department of Public Instruction Traineeship Scholarship Program

• Must be a ND certified teacher who wishes to pursue graduate education in special education (including SLP) and has been accepted into a graduate program
• Must submit letters of recommendation
• Must have two years of teaching experience
• Application deadlines: Nov 3 for spring semester, March 9 for summer semester, July 13 for fall semester

North Dakota Speech Language Hearing Association Graduate Scholarship

Benefit: $1000 Eligibility:

• Must be enrolled in a graduate SLP program in North Dakota
• Must commit to work in North Dakota after graduation

Ohio Speech-Language Pathology Scholarships

Howard A. Mims Speech-Language Pathology Scholarship/Cleveland State University

• Must be an undergraduate or graduate major in Speech and Hearing at Cleveland State University
• Preference given to African American students

Mary Pallay Covell Scholarship/Miami University Ohio

• Must be an undergraduate SLP student at Miami University Ohio
• Must demonstrate academic merit

Sersig/Brandt Family Endowed Scholarship Fund/Cleveland State University

• Must be a junior or senior undergraduate at Cleveland State University in SLP or other select majors
• Must demonstrate academic ability

Mary Thew Fowler Scholarship/Miami University Ohio

Benefit: $1000 to be used for research and travel expenses

• Must submit a research proposal to SLP faculty

Lamont S. Johnson Memorial Scholarship in Speech Pathology/Cleveland Foundation

Benefit: $650-$1000

• Must be an undergraduate SLP student at Cuyahoga Community College or Cleveland State University
• Must have a 2.8 GPA

Lima Noon Serrtoma Speech-Language Pathology Scholarship/Bowling Green State University

• Must be a second-year graduate student in the MS in SLP program at Bowling Green State University
• Must be a resident of Northwest or West Central Ohio
• Preference given to applicants with financial need

Harold J. (Hal) McGrady Speech/Language Pathology Scholarship/Bowling Green State University

• Must be a second-year graduate student in the school-based track in communication disorders at Bowling Green State University
• Must have interest in working in the school setting after graduation
• Preference given to student involved in student life activities

Oklahoma Speech-Language Pathology Scholarships

Caraway Family Scholarship/University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center

• Must be a full-time undergraduate or graduate CSD student at University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center

University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center Communication Sciences and Disorders Scholarship

• Must be an undergraduate or graduate CSD major at University of Oklahoma Health Science Center
• Must show academic merit

Shelley Campbell Beall Scholarship Endowment/University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center

• Must be a full-time graduate student in the MA-SLP program at University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center

Oklahoma Speech-Language-Hearing Association Student Scholarship

• Must be a full-time graduate student in SLP at an ASHA-accredited program in Oklahoma

Oregon Speech-Language Pathology Scholarships

Evelyn H. Bullock Fund for Communication Disorders & Science Research/University of Oregon

Benefit: $1000 to $5000

• Must be a graduate student in SLP at University of Oregon
• Priority given to students who demonstrate financial need

Neil J. Christensen Scholarship/University of Oregon

• Must be enrolled in the graduate College of Education Communication Disorders and Sciences Program at University of Oregon
• Must show outstanding promise in SLP field

Michellesara Levitan-Keith Memorial Scholarship/University of Oregon

• Must be a graduate College of Education student at University of Oregon with interest in CSD
• Preference given to students with a major in SLP and an undergraduate second degree or minor in psychology

Kasey Elizabeth Lindeleaf Memorial Scholarship/University of Oregon

• Must be a graduate student in CSD at University of Oregon

Oregon Department of Education/Nova Southeastern University Speech-Language Pathology Scholarship

• Must have a BA or BS in SLP
• Must apply to the Oregon Department of Education Speech-Language Pathology Scholarship Program before applying to Nova Southeastern University
• Must apply to Nova Southeastern University’s Hybrid Oregon Cohort master’s in SLP program
• Must agree to work for an ODE SLP scholarship program participating district for two years after completing master’s degree in SLP

Oregon Department of Education Speech-Language Pathology Scholarship

• Must have a BA or BS degree in SLP
• Must enroll in a participating post-baccalaureate degree program in SLP from Pacific University, Portland State University, University of Oregon, or online programs at Utah State University or Idaho State University

Pennsylvania Speech-Language Pathology Scholarships

Audrey Holland Endowed Award/University of Pittsburgh

• Must be an undergraduate or graduate student in CSD at University of Pittsburgh
• Must be conducting approved CSD research
• Must have a faculty mentor for research

Christopher Warren Barnes Endowment/Penn State

• Must be a full-time undergraduate CSD major at Pennsylvania State University

Highmark Healthcare Scholarship for Rising Juniors

• Must be a resident of Pennsylvania
• Must be enrolled full-time as an undergraduate junior at a Pennsylvania state system university
• Must be pursuing a degree in SLP (among other select majors)
• Must have earned at least 60 undergraduate credits

Northeastern Speech-Language-Hearing Association of Pennsylvania Undergraduate Scholarship

• Must be a full-time undergraduate junior major in in SLP
• Must be attending Bloomsburg University, East Stroudsburg University, Marywood University or Misercordia University
• Must be a member of local or national NSSLHA
• Application deadline: March 14

Pennsylvania Speech-Language-Hearing Association Von Drach Memorial Scholarship

• Must be a full-time student in an accredited undergraduate SLPP program in Pennsylvania
• Must be a student member of PSHA
• Must have completed at least 9 semester hours of credit
• Must have a demonstrated desire to grow professionally
• Must have demonstrated participation in professional activities
• Must have demonstrated leadership qualities
• Application deadline: Jan 20

Karen Louise Weber Scholarship/Penn State

• Must be an undergraduate CSD student at Pennsylvania State University
• Must have completed at least five semesters of undergraduate CSD credit
• Must have potential for outstanding professional success
• Must have superior academic records

Nancy Bortz Machlan Memorial Prize/Penn State

• Must be a graduate CSD student at Pennsylvania State University

June E. Briant Graduate Scholarship/Penn State

Maude O. Brungard Scholarship/Indiana University of Pennsylvania

• Must be an undergraduate SLP senior at Indiana University of Pennsylvania
• Must be entering the graduate SLP program at Indiana University of Pennsylvania

Gay Keiser Speech Pathology Memorial Scholarship/Capital Area Intermediate Unit Speech/Language Program

• Must be a Pennsylvania resident
• Must be a full-time graduate student in SLP

Mikael D.Z. Kimelman Founder’s Scholarship/Duquesne University

• Must be a second-year graduate student in SLP at Duquesne University
• Application deadline: March 8

Dr. Denise M. Martin Scholarship/Community Foundation of Fayette County

• Must be a female resident or employee of the Albert Gallatin Area School District
• Must be pursuing a second or advanced degree in SLP (or other select fields)

Maryann Peins Graduate Scholarship in Speech Pathology/Penn State

Rhode Island Speech-Language Pathology Scholarships

Patricia M. Stephens Memorial Scholarship/Rhode Island Speech-Language Hearing Association

• Must be an undergraduate or graduate student in SLP at the University of Rhode Island or Worcester State College
• Must show volunteerism in community
• Must be recommended by faculty
• Application deadline: Jan 26

South Carolina Speech-Language Pathology Scholarships

Sharonda Coleman-Singleton Memorial Scholarship/SCSHA

• Must be an undergraduate or graduate SLP student in South Carolina

South Carolina Speech-Language-Hearing Association Foundation Student Scholarship

• Must be an undergraduate senior in SLP in South Carolina, or a graduate student who has completed at least one semester in SLP in South Carolina
• Must be a current student member of the SCSLHA
• Must submit personal essay
• Application deadline: Jan 1

South Dakota Speech-Language Pathology Scholarships

Avera Queen of Peace Endowed Scholarship/Mitchell Technical Institute

• Must be enrolled full-time as a first-year student in the undergraduate speech-language pathology assistant program at MTI

BPO Elks 1059 Endowed Scholarship/Mitchell Technical Institute

• Must have attended school in the Mitchell area
• Must be a fulltime undergraduate student in speech-language pathology assistant program at MTI
• Must be within two years of graduation
• Must have a 2.6 GPA

Legacy Staff Endowed Scholarship/Mitchell Technical Institute

• Must be a full-time undergraduate student in speech-language pathology assistant program at MTI

Daniel Roy Todd Memorial Scholarship/Mitchell Technical Institute

Benefit: $500 Eligibility:

• Must be a full-time first-year undergraduate student in speech-language pathology assistant program at MTI
• Preference given to a graduate of Sanborn Central or Artesian/Letcher High School or Davison County

John & Diane Weber Career Change Endowed Scholarship/Mitchell Technical Institute

• Must be recommended by a program instructor
• Must be employed at least 10 hours/week
• Must be preparing for a career change

South Dakota Speech-Language and Hearing Association Scholarship

• Must be an undergraduate senior enrolled in a CSD program at a South Dakota college/university
• Must be enrolled in graduate school for an advanced degree in the upcoming fall semester
• Application deadline: April 14

Tennessee Speech-Language Pathology Scholarships

Tennessee Promise Program/Southern Adventist University

Benefit : full tuition for a two-year degree program

• Must be accepted by/enrolled in the associate’s degree pre-speech language pathology and audiology program at Southern Adventist University
• Must complete eight hours of community service for every semester you have received the scholarship
• Must maintain a 2.0 GPA

Base-TN Teaching Program Scholarship

Benefit: full tuition and textbook support

• Must have a bachelor’s degree and be admitted into a teacher education program for SLP in an approved Tennessee institution, OR
• Must be an educational assistant with two years of credit in special education currently employed by a Tennessee school district
• Must commit to two years of full-time teaching in a Tennessee public school for every year of award received

Freeman McConnell Scholarship/Vanderbilt University

• Must be a graduate student in SLP at Vanderbilt University

TAASLP Foundation Scholarship

• Must be enrolled full-time in an accredited graduate SLP program in the state of Tennessee
• Must have completed the first year of graduate study with faculty recommendations
• Must be a student member of TAASLP
• Must have two recommendations

Lindsay Sale Tinney Scholarship/Vanderbilt University

• Must be a student in the graduate SLP program at Vanderbilt University
• Must be dedicated to helping those with communication disorders

Texas Speech-Language Pathology Scholarships

Lydia B. Sebastian Harrell Scholarship/Abilene Christian University

• Must be an undergraduate major in SLP at Abilene Christian University

Richard Slade Harrell Memorial Scholarship/Abilene Christian University

Genevieve Arnold Scholarship/University of Houston

• Must be applying to the COMD graduate program at University of Houston

Tina E. Bangs Memorial Scholarship/University of Houston

• Must be applying to SLP graduate program at University of Houston
• Must have an interest in child language and learning disorders
• If selected, must work for one year as a volunteer at the Language Learning Group at UH Speech-Language-Hearing Clinic

The Beck Scholarships/University of Houston

Benefit: $4000

• Must be a graduate SLP student at the University of Houston
• Must have completed at least one semester of clinic at UH Speech, Language & Hearing Clinic
• If you win, you must work 10 hours/week for six months in a local community clinic
• Application deadline: Nov 8

Communication Disorders Alumni Scholarships/University of Houston

• Must be an incoming CSD graduate student at University of Houston
• Must be a member of an underrepresented minority group

Communication Disorders General Scholarship/University of Houston

• Must be accepted into the COMD Master’s program at University of Houston
• Must be nominated by a member of the admissions committee

Other details

Margaret Crabtree Scholarship/University of Houston

• Must have completed the first semester of the SLP graduate program at University of Houston
• Must have a desire to work in public schools after graduation

Gilbert C. Hanke Scholarship/Stephen F. Austin State University

Benefit: $900-$1000

• Must be a graduate SLP student at Stephen F. Austin State University
• Must have demonstrated clinical excellence

Howard Family Inspiring Excellence Scholarship/University of Houston

Benefit: $100

• Must be applying as a full-time student to the ComD graduate program at University of Houston

Speech and Hearing Sciences Scholarship/University of North Texas

• Must be a full-time senior undergraduate student at the University of Texas
• Must plan to pursue a graduate degree in SLP at the University of North Texas
• Must have a 3.4 GPA
• Must have a recommendation from a faculty member

Speech-Language Pathology Graduate Student Scholarship/University of North Texas

• Must be enrolled full-time in a SLP graduate program at University of North Texas
• Must have completed two semesters of this program
• Must have demonstrated clinical and academic excellence
• Must have demonstrated strong ethics and moral values
• Priority given to out-of-state students who have not received prior merit scholarship funds

Elnita O. Stanley Scholarship/Stephen F. Austin State University

Benefit : $900-$1000

• Must be a graduate student in SLP at Stephen F. Austin State University
• Must have demonstrated academic excellence

Utah Speech-Language Pathology Scholarships

Broadbent Scholarship/University of Utah

• Must be a graduate SLP student at University of Utah

Hartley Scholarship/University of Utah

Lamborn Scholarship/University of Utah

Peck Scholarship/University of Utah

Willbrand Scholarship/University of Utah

Vermont Speech-Language Pathology Scholarships

Elizabeth J. Davis Scholarship /VNAs of Vermont

Benefit: $1000 to $3000

• Must be a Vermont resident
• Must be studying for a degree in the health profession (includes SLP) (undergraduate or graduate, does not have to be in Vermont)
• Must plan to work in home care in Vermont upon completion of program
• Must submit two essays

Virginia Speech-Language Pathology Scholarships

Franklin D. Boyce Scholarship

• Must be a resident of Hopewell, Prince George, Petersburg or surrounding areas in Virginia
• Must be enrolled full- or part-time as an undergraduate or graduate in a health-related field in an accredited program in the U.S. (including SLP)

Health Careers Scholarship/Health Focus of Southwest Virginia

• Must be enrolled in an undergraduate or graduate medical focus program (such as SLP) in Virginia
• Must be a Virginia resident
• Must have a 2.75 GPA

The Jason Foundation Scholarship/Longwood University

• Must be a first-year graduate student in CSD
• Must submit an essay addressing your future plans to assist survivors of brain injury

Longwood University CSDS Scholarship

• Must be a graduate student in the CSD program at Longwood University

David H. Narbaugh Scholarship/Communication Disorders Foundation of Virginia

• Must be a current or rising graduate student in SLP or Audiology at Hampton University, Old Dominion University, University of Virginia, Radford University, Longwood University, or James Madison University

Rita Purcell-Robertson Scholarship/Communication Disorders Foundation of Virginia

Washington Speech-Language Pathology Scholarships

Eva Baharav Memorial Scholarship/Western Washington University

• Must be a graduate SLP student at Western Washington University

John D. Blankinship Memorial Fellowship/Scottish Rite Foundation/Western Washington University

• Must be interested in scholarly research in SLP
• Preference given to Washington state residents

Sene and Louella Carlile Communication Sciences and Disorders Scholarship/Western Washington University

• Must be a graduate CSD student at Western Washington University
• Preference given to students with academic excellence

CSD Scholarship/Western Washington University

• Must have a history of academic and clinical potential

Dr. Barbara Mathers-Schmidt Scholarship/Western Washington University

• Preference given to applicants with demonstrated academic excellence
• Preference given to applicants with demonstrated financial need

Pechthalt Family Scholarship/Western Washington University

Benefit: $1400

• Priority given to returning parents and/or older students

Recruitment Scholarship – University of Washington Speech & Hearing Sciences

Benefit: $1000-$10000

• Must be a new master’s student in Speech & Hearing Sciences at the University of Washington
• Must have a strong academic record

West Virginia Speech-Language Pathology Scholarships

Kenneth Gist Memorial Scholarship/West Virginia Speech-Language-Hearing Foundation

• Must be a graduate student in SLP at West Virginia University or Marshall University
• Must submit a letter of recommendation
• Application deadline: March 5

Scottish Rite Foundation of West Virginia

Wisconsin Speech-Language Pathology Scholarships

Shana Kay Memorial Scholarship/University of Wisconsin-Madison

• Must be an undergraduate student in CSD at the University of Wisconsin-Madison

Phi Beta Award/University of Wisconsin-Madison

• Must be an undergraduate junior majoring in CSD at University of Wisconsin-Madison
• Must have demonstrated talent in music or speech

Frank V. Powell Award/University of Wisconsin-Madison

• Must be an undergraduate in the school of education studying CSD at University of Wisconsin-Madison

Linda Ruffalo Award/University of Wisconsin-Madison

• Must be a full-time undergraduate major in CSD at the University of Wisconsin-Madison

Emma Allen Fellowship Award/University of Wisconsin-Madison

Benefit: varies, up to $1000

• Must be a doctoral student in CSD at the University of Wisconsin-Madison
• Must plan to use funds for research or travel to professional conferences
• Must include letter from advisor
• Application deadline: Feb 15 (spring), Oct 15 (fall)

Friends of WSHA Foundation Scholarship

• Must be a first-year graduate student in an accredited SLP MS or MA program in Wisconsin
• Application deadline: June 28

Go Big Red Award/University of Wisconsin-Madison

• Must be a graduate student in SLP at University of Wisconsin-Madison
• Must have an expressed specialty preference for diagnostics and assessment

Ray Kent Award/University of Wisconsin-Madison

• Must be a doctoral student in SLP at the University of Wisconsin-Madison
• Preference given to students who are in the midst of a project that will likely lead to publication or presentation

Judy Kulpa Scholarship/WSHA Foundation

• Must be enrolled in an accredited graduate SLP program in Wisconsin, with an emphasis on health-related service
• Must have completed at least 18 hours of graduate coursework
• Must have a career goal of working in SLP in a hospital setting
• Must have demonstrated leadership skills or interest in business relating to SLP

B ernard J. Kwiakowski Memorial Scholarship/University of Wisconsin-Madison

• Must be a master’s student in CDS at University of Wisconsin-Madison
• Must have displayed outstanding performance in clinical practicums during the first year of the master’s program in SLP

Loon Fellowship Award/University of Wisconsin-Madison

• Must be a first- year MS or AuD student in CSD at University of Wisconsin-Madison
• Must create and foster a sense of community and fellowship among graduate students

Nancy McKinley Scholarship/WSHA Foundation

• Must be in an accredited graduate SLP program in Wisconsin

Risa Mari Otto Scholarship/WSHA Foundation

• Must be a student in an accredited graduate SLP program in Wisconsin
• Must demonstrate ability in spoken Spanish and have at least 20 undergraduate credits of Spanish

Julie Anderson Wagner Memorial Scholarship/University of Wisconsin-Madison

Judith H. and David J. Ward Scholarship/WSHA Foundation

Wyoming Speech-Language Pathology Scholarships

Steve Elliiott Scholarship in Communication Disorders/University of Wyoming

Benefit: $500-$2000

• Must be a full-time undergraduate or graduate major in Communication Disorders at University of Wyoming

Share the Care of Leah Scholarship/University of Wyoming

• Must be in undergraduate or graduate SLP program at University of Wyoming (among other select majors)
• Preference given to applicants with personal experience in care giving
• Application deadline: Feb 14

American Legion Wyoming Auxiliary Past Presidents Parley Scholarship

Benefit: $300

• Must be enrolled in an undergraduate SLP program at the University of Wyoming or a Wyoming community college (among other select majors)
• Must have completed two semesters of study
• Preference given to Wyoming residents
• Application deadline: June 1

The Arc of Livingston-Wyoming Foundation Scholarship

• Must be a graduating high school senior from the Livingston-Wyoming County area pursuing a career working with persons with intellectual and developmental disabilities (such as SLP)
• Must be accepted into a Wyoming undergraduate SLP program

Kathleen Keder Pitcavage Memorial Scholarship

• Must be a graduating Wyoming Area senior who has been accepted into a two- or four-year Wyoming college or university to study education, including SLP, at the undergraduate level

Wyoming Area Faculty Scholarship

• Must be accepted into a two- or four-year undergraduate college in Wyoming with a major in education including SLP
• Must be a Wyoming resident

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25 Speech Pathology Scholarships for Graduate Students

Speech-language pathologists, also known as speech therapists, diagnose and treat patients’ communication disorders. These disorders include but are not limited to the effects of physical injury or Autism Spectrum Disorder. As so many medical conditions can impede people’s communication skills, speech therapists must complete a rigorous master’s program and earn a license in their home state. From starting a program to receiving a license, the process can take four or more years (i.e., two years to earn a degree and two or more years to meet a state’s experience requirement).

Earning a graduate degree can be a heavy financial burden, and as a result, many speech therapists-in-training turn to scholarships to reduce their debt burden. This article highlights 25 scholarship opportunities that might help you pay for your degree should you qualify and be selected. Each scholarship includes a brief description, the award amount, and a link to the scholarship website. As you read, please keep in mind that some information may have changed since this article’s publication (November 2019)

Speech Pathology Scholarships

Advanced travel therapy scholarship.

Amount:  $5,000 (two awards)

Description:  Advanced Travel Therapy accepts applications from current physical therapy, speech-language pathology, and occupational therapy graduate students. Applicants need only submit a single form by the Dec. 5 deadline. Graduate students can explore other financial aid programs on the Advanced Travel Therapy website. 

To Apply:  Visit the Advanced Travel Therapy Website to Apply

American Speech-Language-Hearing Foundation Graduate Student Scholarship

Amount:  $5,000 (up to 15 awards)

Description:  The American Speech-Language-Hearing Foundation boasts multiple scholarship opportunities on its website. The Graduate Student Scholarship accepts applications from master’s and doctoral students pursuing degrees in the communication sciences. Students earning a clinical or research degree can apply.

To Apply:  Visit the ASH Foundation Website to Apply

American Speech-Language-Hearing Foundation Minority Student Scholarship

Description:  The American Speech-Language-Hearing Foundation sets aside special funding for minority students earning a master’s or doctoral degree in communication sciences. The Minority Fund underwrites this scholarship. Applicants submit academic transcripts and three letters of recommendation. Applicants who received other funding from the ASH Foundation cannot apply.

American Speech-Language-Hearing Foundation Student With a Disability Scholarship

Amount:  $5,000 each (up to 15 awards)

Description:  One of four special scholarships the ASH Foundation awards each year, the Student With a Disability Scholarship helps students reach their educational and professional goals. Besides submitting official paperwork detailing the disability, applicants follow the same application steps as all other ASH Foundation scholarships on this ranking. 

EBS Healthcare Scholarship Program

Amount:  $7,500 (multiple awards)

Description:  The EBS Healthcare Scholarship Program invites graduate students to apply to one of its three scholarship opportunities. EBS Healthcare partners with specific universities to awards School-Based Scholarships. Bilingual students can apply for a Bilingual Scholarship. Finally, EBS Healthcare awards funding to students planning to work with minorities in urban settings. Each scholarship uses slightly different application requirements. 

To Apply:  Visit the EBS Healthcare Website to Apply

Frederick J. Krause Scholarship on Health and Disability 

Amount:  Less than $1,000 (multiple awards)

Description:  The American Association on Health and Disability awards the Frederick J. Krause Scholarship on Health and Disability to undergraduate and graduate students pursuing degrees related to disability. The application committee prefers students with a history of community or public service. Also, applicants must be U.S. citizens or legal residents and attend a U.S. college or university. 

To Apply:  Visit the AAHD Website to Apply

Indian Health Service Health Professionals Scholarship

Amount:  $700 for full-time students; $350 for part-time students. 

Description:  The Indian Health Service, a division of the Federal Health Program for American Indians and Alaska Natives, awards funding to students in both of these cultural groups earning an undergraduate or graduate degree. Applicants must hold membership in a federally recognized tribe and can major in any field. 

To Apply:  Visit the IHS Website to Apply

National Black Association for Speech-Language and Hearing Student Research Award

Amount:  $1,000 

Description:  African American graduate students who produce original research can submit it to NBASLH for consideration. Applicants must attend an ASHA-accredited school and hold NBASLH membership. NBASLH considers the submitted essay’s completeness, appropriateness, and significance. The scholarship winner receives funding during the NBASLH annual convention in Washington, D.C.

To Apply:  Visit the NBASLH Website to Apply

Plural Publishing Research Scholarships

Amount:  $3,000 Research Scholarship (two awards)

Description:  The Council of Academic Programs in Communication Sciences and Disorders (CAPCDS) awards the Plural Publishing Research Scholarship to one master’s and one doctoral student each year. Application requirements include majoring in speech-language pathology or audiology. Applicants submit a research proposal, the budget of which the scholarship would cover. CAPCDS uses a Nov. 15 application deadline. 

To Apply:  Visit the CAPCDS Website to Apply

Sertoma Communicative Disorders Scholarship

Amount:  $1,000 (multiple awards)

Description:  Graduate student earning a degree in speech-language pathology and/or audiology can apply to this competitive scholarship. Other application requirements include attending an ASHA-accredited school, possessing a minimum 3.5 GPA, and being a U.S. citizen. The application window opens in November.

To Apply:  Visit the Sertoma Website to Apply

Voice Aerobics Speech-Language Pathology Student Scholarship  

Amount:  $500

Description:  Graduate student earning a master’s or doctoral degree in speech-language pathology can apply. Students must attend an ASHA-accredited school. The scholarship uses a March 1- April 30 application window, and in the application, students provide brief answers to three questions concerning their professional aspirations.  

To Apply:  Visit the Voice Aerobics Website to Apply

 A Place for Mom Scholarship

Amount:  $2,000 (multiple awards)

Description:  A Place for Mom awards this scholarship to undergraduate and graduate students who plan to work with senior citizens. Applicants can be either U.S. or Canadian citizens. Other application requirements include a 400-700-word essay and a video interview. Finally, interested speech-language pathology students should apply by the May 1 deadline. 

To Apply:  Visit the A Place for Mom Website to Apply

Teachers-Teachers.com Aspiring Educator Scholarship

Amount:  Varies (five awards per year)

Description:  Teachers-Teachers.com inviites aspiring educators — including spech-language pathology students — to apply for this scholarship opportunity. Application requirements include enrollment in a bachelor’s or master’s program. Licensed speech-language pathologists earning continuing education credits can also apply. Finally, the scholarship does not use an application deadline. 

To Apply:  Visit the Teachers-Teachers Website to Apply

Autism Science Foundation Pre- and Postdoctoral Training Awards

Amount:  Varies

Description:  Graduate students, medical students, and postdoctoral students can apply for this scholarship opportunity. Speech-language pathologists planning to work with children with autism qualify. Applicants submit a research proposal that emphasizes autism’s medical comorbidities or appearance in multiple family members. The scholarship uses a Dec. 2 application deadline. 

To Apply:  Visit the Autism Science Foundation Website to Apply

Dwight A. Hamilton Scholarship in Speech-Language Pathology

Amount:  $5,000 

Description:  Colorado residents earning a master’s or doctoral degree can apply for the Dwight A. Hamilton Scholarship in Speech-Language Pathology. Application materials include transcripts, proof of residency, a statement of purpose, professional resume, and two recommendation letters. The scholarship uses a June 15 application deadline. 

To Apply:  Visit the Scottish Rite Masons Website to Apply

Charles A. Frueauff Foundation Scholarship 

Amount:  Up to $10,000 (multiple awards)

Description:  Graduate students studying health, education, or human services can apply for the Charles A. Frueauff Foundation Scholarship. Application requirements include demonstrating financial need and possessing a minimum 3.25 GPA. Although Sales University hosts the scholarship, students attending any ASHA-accredited institution are eligible.

To Apply:  Visit the Sales University Website to Apply

InSpeech, Inc. Tuition Reimbursement Scholarship

Amount:  $2,500

Description:  Although Duquesne University hosts contact information for this scholarship, recent graduates who possess a master’s degree in speech-language pathology from any accredited university can apply. Applicants must work in a speech-language pathology-related position. Finally, InSpeech, Inc. awards a separate tuition reimbursement scholarship for graduates who have yet to find employment.

To Apply:  Visit the Duquesne University Website to Apply

VOCES Bilingual Speech Pathology Scholarship

Amount:  GRE Fee Reimbursement (three awards)

Description:  VOCES awards this scholarship to college students and graduates applying to master’s programs in speech-language pathology. Besides the scholarship, recipients benefit from counselors who critique application essays and guide prospective learners throughout the application process. Application requirements include a minimum 3.0 undergraduate GPA and U.S. citizenship or permanent residency. 

To Apply:  Visit the VOCES Bilingual Speech Pathology Website to Apply

AMBUCS Scholarship

Amount:  $500-$1,500 (multiple awards)

Description:  AMBUCS invites graduate students earning a degree in speech-language pathology, occupational therapy, audiology, or physical therapy to apply. The scholarship committee considers financial need, as well as applicants’ personal statements. Applicants should submit all materials by the May 5 deadline. 

To Apply:  Visit the AMBUCS Website to Apply

Bilingual Therapies Graduate Scholarship

Amount:  $2,500-$5,000 (multiple awards)

Description:  The Bilingual Therapies Graduate Scholarship awards funding to graduate students who plan to work with bilingual students in school settings. Applicants must be fluent in a second language. Application requirements include a short essay, resume, and interview. Interested students can request an application at any point throughout the year. 

To Apply:  Visit the Bilingual Therapies Website to Apply

Frances J. Laven Scholarship 

Amount:  $5,000 (multiple awards)

Description:  CAPCSD awards the Frances J. Laven Scholarship to graduate students earning a degree at a CAPCSD-member institution. The scholarship process differs from others on this list as schools nominate one student each year. Applicants submit a short essay, resume, and nomination letter by the Nov 15. Deadline. CAPCSD selects scholarship recipients in early March. 

Health Resources and Services Administration Scholarship for Disadvantaged Students 

Amount:  Up to $30,000 (multiple awards) 

Description:  The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services invites students from economically disadvantaged backgrounds to apply for this scholarship. Undergraduate and graduate students earning a degree in a health-related field can apply. Applicants submit income statements and FAFSA results. This scholarship opportunity does not use an application deadline. 

To Apply:  Visit the HRSA Website to Apply

Sam and Millie Hilburn Scholarship 

Description:  Graduate students earning a degree in childhood language disorders can apply to the Sam and Millie Hilburn Scholarship. Other application requirements include U.S. citizenship or permanent residency, as well as membership in a Masonic Youth organization or the Scottish Rite. Non-members can apply if a spouse or sibling is a member. Applicants submit transcripts and 3-4 recommendation letters by the April 3 deadline. 

To Apply:  Visit the Scottish Rite Website to Apply

American Speech-Language-Hearing Foundation International Student Scholarship

Description:  The ASH Foundation awards a special scholarship to students earning a speech-language pathology master’s degree at a U.S. university. Only non-U.S. citizens can apply. Applicants must meet all other application requirements the ASH Foundation uses for its graduate student scholarships. 

American Speech-Language-Hearing Foundation NSSLHA Student Scholarship

Description:  The ASH Foundation invites graduate students who are members of the National Student Speech-Language-Hearing Association (NSSLHA) to apply. Part- and full-time students can join NSSLHA, which requires only one form. This scholarship cannot combine with the ASH Foundation’s International Student Scholarship, Minority Student Scholarship, or Student With a Disability Scholarship.

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HARD OF HEARING OR DEAF SCHOLARSHIP

Sertoma’s Scholarship for the Hard of Hearing or Deaf, is the leading scholarship for hard of hearing or deaf students since the program’s inception in 1994. Students with clinically significant bilateral hearing loss, graduating from high school, or undergraduate students pursuing four-year college degrees in any discipline are eligible for the scholarship.

QUALIFICATIONS

• Must have a minimum 40dB bilateral hearing loss, as evidenced on audiogram by SRT & PTA scores.
• Must be a citizen of the United States of America.
• Must be pursuing a bachelor’s degree on a full-time basis at a college or university in the United States – graduate degrees, associates degrees, community colleges, and vocational programs do not qualify.
• High School senior – Cumulative GPA is for grades 9-11 and first semester for grade 12
• College freshman – Cumulative GPA is all of high school and first semester of college
• College sophomore or higher – Cumulative GPA for all college-level semesters completed
• Application period - November 1st to March 31st annually

COMMUNICATIVE DISORDERS SCHOLARSHIP

Sertoma’s Communicative Disorders Scholarship, funded by the Sertoma Annual Fund, is for graduate students pursing advanced degrees in audiology or speech-language pathology from institutions in the U.S. These scholarships, worth $1,000 each, are awarded in the spring to help offset the cost of tuition, books and fees incurred during the following school year. Sertoma’s Communicative Disorders Scholarships provides more funds nationally for graduate level study in communicative disorders than any other single organization.

• Must be a citizen of the United States of America
• Must be pursuing a graduate level degree in speech language pathology and/or audiology at a college or university in the United States, accredited by ASHA’s Council on Academic Accreditation
• Must have a minimum cumulative 3.5 GPA on a 4.0 scale for all undergraduate, graduate and doctoral level course work. This must include the most recent Fall semester.

Questions regarding our scholarship programs should be directed to [email protected].  Please include the name of the scholarship you inquiring about.

Each year, Sertoma raises funds to support our scholarships and other hearing health programs. Over the past ten years, the Annual Fund has provided over 800 scholarships, more than $1,000,000 in grants, and provided information to more than 300,000 individuals on how to protect their hearing. Sertoma provides more funds nationally for graduate students studying communicative disorders than any other single organization. If you would like to help donate to the Sertoma Annual Fund, click the link below. You can also fill out the form to the right for more information.

Scholarship Program

National ambucs, inc. for the future of therapists.

Since 1955, National AMBUCS, Inc. has awarded scholarships to students pursuing degrees in   physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech-language pathology, and audiology. To date, more than $10 million in scholarships have been awarded to over 16,757 students.

Who is eligible :  

• Students must be US citizens accepted in a graduate-level program that is accredited by the appropriate therapy profession authority in physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech-language pathology, or audiology.
• Assistant or undergraduate programs are not eligible.
• Awards are based on financial need, commitment to local community, character for compassion and integrity, and career objectives.

Chapter Sponsorship:   Applications sponsored by a volunteer chapter of AMBUCS receive priority consideration.   Find your local AMBUCS chapter. 

What is awarded: 

Over $200,000 is awarded annually with individual awards ranging from $600 to $1,500. There is one two-year award in the amount of $6,000. Award monies are deposited into the student’s credit account with the financial aid office of the educational institution.

When to submit:

Each year, National AMBUCS, Inc. accepts applications for its scholarship program from February 1st until May 1st.

Students must submit all portions of their application before the May 1st deadline. The online application will allow students to save their work and return at a later time.

In addition to filling out general information, the student will be required to upload:

• Their  FAFSA  (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) SAR (Student Aid Report)
• Proof of enrollment into an accredited program as outlined above and
• One-page personal statement.

For Applicants

February 1 – Application Opens for students

May 1 – Application Closes for students

May 15 – Chapter Sponsorship forms due ( if you have been nominated by a local AMBUCS chapter)

June – August – Scholarship Committee meets to award scholarships. Awarded Students, chapters and donors will be notified by email. Recipients will be published on the AMBUCS website.  Once notified of your award, please update any school or program changes to AMBUCS.  Award monies will be sent to the financial aid office of the educational institution. 

Please be aware that the taxes of whoever is financially supporting the student must be filed before the FAFSA can be filled out. It also can take several weeks for the SAR to be delivered, so please   plan ahead   so you can meet the deadline.

In order to apply for this scholarship you must fill out the FAFSA and supply us with your SAR; even if you do not want to apply for Federal aid. You can accept or decline any aid offer made by the government.

Past the eligibility requirements,   financial need   is the first hurdle every applicant must pass (including those that are chapter sponsored). On the application, you will find an area to provide details about new financial information not reflected on your SAR (additional loans, etc.).

Proof of Enrollment

Please upload a document from your registrar’s office confirming your enrollment (you might also find this on your student portal somewhere). If this is your first year, the registrar’s office may not be willing to give you proof of enrollment at this early stage. In that case, please email [email protected].

Writing your personal statement

Your personal statement should be just that….personal. You don’t need to tell us school is expensive and long and all the other things that are true for every single applicant. We would like to hear what sort of therapist you want to be and why as well as any volunteerism (especially serving people with challenges to mobility or independence – through AMBUCS or other organizations). We will be looking for all three of those elements in your statement…and, yes, we actually read them!

For Chapters

Chapter Sponsorship

Ambucs scholars program guide with chapter sponsor form (pdf), 2023 chapter-sponsored scholarship form (online) *for chapters only*, timeline for chapters.

May 15 – Chapter Sponsorship forms are due

May 31 – Last day to update Named Scholarship donors Giving Criteria for current award season, if desired.

Last day for donations to the Scholarships for Therapists Programs. Gifts received by this date will count towards your chapter’s giving credit and will be awarded in the upcoming academic year.

June – August – Scholarship Committee meets to award scholarships. Students, chapters and Named Scholarship donors will be notified by email. Recipients will be published on the website.

Scholarship Cumulative Report

2022-2023 scholarship cumulative report, 2021-2022-cumulative-report, 2019-2020 cumulative report, past recipients.

Juggling moving out of state, paying for school, paying for life, and anything else life throws at me has been difficult, but scholarships like these are a rainbow in a cloudy sky.

The University of New Mexico

I was able to repay the gift through excelling in my academic pursuits. I was able to have extra clinical hours in my school’s pro bono pediatric clinic. I would not have been able to do this without a scholarship.

Southwest Baptist University

My scholarship allows me to focus on my education. This scholarship has lessened the financial stress and allows me to focus solely on becoming the best clinician that I can be.

The George Washington University

I am excited for my future career in occupational therapy, and it is the AMBUCS scholarship donors that are helping make it possible for me to be an occupational therapist one day.

Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center

This contribution was extremely appreciated and I am truly grateful!…I’ll be looking to volunteer with AMBUCS in the future.

Grand Valley State University DPT '26

I just wanted to thank you for your generosity and for choosing to help out OT students. This scholarship means a lot to me, and it will help ease some of the financial burdens that come with graduate school!

Western Michigan University

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Speech-Language Pathology Scholarships

External scholarships, american speech-language-hearing foundation’s minority student scholarship.

Racial/ethnic minority students who are U.S. citizens, who are accepted for graduate study in speech-language pathology or audiology, and who demonstrate outstanding academic achievement are eligible to compete for a scholarship. This scholarship is supported by the ASHFoundation's Minority Fund .

ASHFoundation 2200 Research Boulevard Rockville, MD 20850-3289 Emily Diaz, Project Assistant 301-296-8703 E-mail: [email protected]   Website: https://www.ashfoundation.org

Pennsylvania Speech-Language-Hearing Association Von Drach Memorial Scholarship

The Pennsylvania Speech-Language-Hearing Association (PSHA) established the Von Drach Memorial Scholarship in memory of Dr. Robert Von Drach and in recognition of his dedication and years of service to the profession. The scholarship is awarded annually to a qualified student who is enrolled full-time in an entry level academic degree for professional level certification candidacy in speech-language pathology, audiology, or education of the hearing impaired within the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. All qualified students are encouraged to apply.

Nominee Guidelines:

• The nominee shall be a full-time student in an entry level academic degree program for professional level certification candidacy in speech-language pathology, audiology or education of the hearing impaired within the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
• The nominee shall be a student member of PSHA.
• The nominee shall have a minimum grade point average of 3.25 and have completed at least nine semester credit hours of the program.
• The nominee shall have demonstrated (a) a desire to grow professionally, (b) participation in professional activities, and (c) leadership qualities within departmental/community activities (e.g., committee or organization membership such as NSSHLA or volunteered time in professional events).

For more information go to: psha.org/membership/student-awards or contact [email protected] or 412-366-9858.

Council of Academic Programs in Communication Sciences & Disorders

a) Plural Publishing Research Awards This $3,000 award is intended for master’s/AuD level students who are pursuing research in speech-language pathology or audiology.

Eligibility: Graduate students who are currently enrolled in a graduate program at a CAPCSD member institution.

A complete application requires two components:

• Completed application form available on-one at the CAPCSD website.
• Electronically submitted PDF containing a description of a research project.

For more information, e-mail [email protected]  or visit: https://www.capcsd.org/plural-research-scholarships/ .

b) Frances Laven Scholarship This $5,000 award is intended for graduate students in a professional program (AuD or Master’s) who have shown exemplary service. Examples of service may include (but are not limited to) community service, service to the department or university, or service to the greater discipline.

For more information, e-mail [email protected] .

AMBUCS Scholarship Program Information

For over 50 years, National AMBUCS™, Inc. has been awarding scholarships to therapy students in their junior/senior year in a bachelor’s degree program, or a graduate program leading to a master’s or doctoral degree.

Awards range from $500 to $1,500 annually. There is one two-year award in the amount of $6,000. Approximately $150,000 is awarded annually. Award monies are deposited each semester to the student’s credit account with the financial aid office of the educational institution. Students must be accepted in an accredited program by the appropriate health therapy profession authority in physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech language pathology, and hearing audiology. Assistant programs are not eligible. Awards are based on financial need, US citizenship, commitment to local community, demonstrated academic accomplishment, character for compassion and integrity, and career objectives.

National AMBUCS™, Inc. will accept applications from Mid-January until April 15 annually.*Note: students will not be notified of their semi-finalist status by mail, they must check the on-line listing. Final scholarships winners will be announced in late June. Chapters will be mailed the award certificates after awards are announced.

National AMBUCS, Inc/Amtryke LLC P.O. Box 5127 High Point, NC 27262 (800) 838-1845 https://www.ambucs.com/scholarship-program-information/

National Black Association For Speech, Language And Hearing

The National Black Association for Speech-Language & Hearing (NBASLH) invites black students to submit a research paper to competition for a scholarship award. A panel of professionals will use a blind review process to select one recipient for a $1000 scholarship. The scholarship will be awarded at NBASLH’s annual convention. The recipient will receive a travel allowance to attend the convention and present the research paper.

ELIGIBILITY: Any black student who is enrolled at least half time in a master’s degree program in speech-language pathology, audiology or speech and hearing sciences. Post baccalaureate students who are working toward completing the professional academic requirements for entry to a master’s program may also apply. Please note that the competition is not available to undergraduate or doctoral students. The student must be enrolled in school at the time the award is made.

NBASLH Office 800 Perry Hwy, Suite 3 Pittsburgh, PA 15229 Contact: Bernadette Mayfield-Clarke (336) 334-7616 E-mail: [email protected] Website:  https://www.nbaslh.org/scholarships

Sertoma Communicative Disorders Scholarship Program

$1,000 scholarship to cover tuition, books and supplies. The funds may be used for any term, including the summer term, during the awarded academic school year. Support from Sertoma provides the funding for the scholarships.

Qualifications:

Must be a citizen of the United States of America. Must be accepted into a graduate level program in speech language pathology and/or audiology at a college or university in the United States, accredited by ASHA’s Council on Academic Accreditation. Must have a minimum cumulative 3.2 on a 4.0 scale for all undergraduate and graduate level course work. Must submit application and all required materials in single envelope by deadline date.

Sertoma Headquarters Attn: Communicative Disorders Scholarship 1912 E. Meyer Blvd. Kansas City, MO 64132 Amy Ellington (816) 333-8300, ext 214 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.sertoma.org

AMBI Scholarship in Science & Medicine

The AMBI® Scholarship in Science & Medicine is open to African-American and Hispanic women, ages 21 or older, who are residents of the United States including the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico. Applicants must plan to attend an accredited post-secondary school and plan to enroll in an undergraduate or graduate program of study in the fields of science or medicine. Applicants must be high school graduates, or equivalent. U.S. citizenship required.

The scholarship is for $10,000. Applications are available online. Applicants can apply at: https://www.scholarshipadministrators.net Access key: AMBI.

Scholarship Program Administrators, Inc. Fax: 615-320-3151

CASLPA Scholarship Programs

CASLPA has three scholarship categories offering 17 scholarships ranging from $1,000 - $2,500. Applicants must be enrolled in a master's degree program in speech-language pathology or audiology and will be evaluated based on level of academic work, clinical practicum, references and an essay including career goals.

Applicants must be a student member of CASLPA.

Canadian Association of Speech-Language Pathologists and Audiologists 920 - 1 Nicholas St. Ottawa, Ontario, Canada K1N 7B7 (613) 567-9968 / 1-800-259-8519 fax: (613) 567-2859 E-mail: [email protected]   Website: https://www.caslpa.ca

Charles A. Frueauff Foundation Scholarships

Deadline: March 15th With the mission of empowering those on the front lines of the daunting challenges facing our society in the fields of education, health, and human services, the Charles A. Frueauff Foundation awards annual scholarships for up to $10,000 to outstanding graduate students pursuing a degree in occupational therapy, physical therapy, speech-language pathology, audiology, or therapeutic recreation. Qualified candidates must be enrolled in an accredited U.S. institution, demonstrate financial need, and have a minimum GPA of 3.25 or better.

Contact: Charles A. Frueauff Foundation Scholarships 200 River Market Avenue Suite 100 Little Rock, AR 72201 (501) 324-2233

Students Preparing for Academic-Research Careers Award (SPARC)

The goal of the Students Preparing for Academic-Research Careers (SPARC) Award is to foster students' interest in PhD education and academic research careers, in support of the PhD pipeline in communication sciences and disorders (CSD). The SPARC Award provides opportunities for students to participate in mentored teaching and research activities.

You are eligible to apply if your current education status is:

• junior or senior undergraduate student enrolled in a CSD program
• first-year master's student enrolled in a CAA-accredited [PDF] CSD program
• first- or second-year entry-level clinical doctoral (e.g., AuD) student enrolled in a CAA-accredited [PDF] program
• holder of a BA degree and an offer of admission for enrollment to an entry level graduate degree program in CSD for the 2015–2016 academic year

You are not eligible to apply if you have been admitted to or are currently enrolled in a research doctoral (e.g., PhD) program. The goal of the SPARC award is to foster students' interest in the pursuit of a PhD education and a career in academia. The award is, therefore, limited to undergraduate, first year master's, and first- and second-year entry-level audiology clinical doctoral students.

You are eligible to receive the award if you will be a part-time or full-time student in academic year 2015–2016 as follows:

• senior undergraduate
• first- or second-year student in a CAA-accredited master's speech language pathology program
• first-, second-, or third-year entry-level student in a CAA-accredited clinical doctoral (e.g., AuD) program

Awardees must be National NSSLHA members at the time of the SPARC award allocation.

How to Apply:

Applicants must complete an online application, upload several PDF documents, and submit the entire application package by the established deadline. See the application instructions for details on the required documents and application deadline date.

Questions? Please refer to the SPARC FAQs. Still have questions? Please contact Academic Affairs and Research Education at [email protected] .

https://www.asha.org/Students/SPARC-Award/

Student Ethics Essay Award (SEEA)

The SEEA program is conducted as part of ASHA's efforts to enhance ethics education activities. The goal of the program is to encourage students to think about ethical decision making and create greater awareness of situations that could pose ethical dilemmas as they prepare to start careers in audiology, speech-language pathology, or speech, language, and hearing sciences. The essay competition is open to students who are enrolled in any undergraduate, post baccalaureate, or entry-level graduate program in communication sciences and disorders (CSD). Participating students write an essay on the selected ethics topic and submit it to their CSD program director or his/her designee for initial review; each program director/designee may select up to five student essays for submission to ASHA for the final review and selection process. Members of ASHA's Board of Ethics review the essays and select three winning authors. Visit the ASHA website at: https://asha.org/practice/ethics/essay_award for more information about the essay topic, deadlines, and instructions for applying.

Cumberland Bilingual Spanish Speech Scholarship

Deadline: May 1st

As a nationwide leader in providing quality therapy services to school districts and private therapeutic schools for more than two decades, Cumberland Therapy Services has created the Bilingual Spanish Speech Scholarship to award $2,500 annually to one deserving graduate student enrolled in an accredited master’s program in speech-language pathology. Applicants must be fluent in both English and Spanish, have experience working in programs for Spanish-speaking children, and intend to pursue a career providing Spanish speech therapy.

Contact: Cumberland Bilingual Spanish Speech Scholarship 3701 North Ravenswood Avenue Suite 248 Chicago, IL 60613 (800) 337-5965 ext. 624 [email protected]

Kala Singh Memorial Scholarship for International Students

Deadline: May 23rd

In honor of a beloved audiologist and pioneer publisher of speech-language publications who was killed during an attempted hijacking of a Pan Am jetliner in Karachi in Pakistan, the Kala Singh Memorial Scholarship for International Students is provided by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA). In order to qualify for the $5,000 award, candidates must be full-time international graduate students studying speech-language pathology in the United States with outstanding academic achievement.

Contact: Kala Singh Memorial Scholarship for International Students 2200 Research Blvd. Rockville, MD 20850 (301) 296-8703 [email protected]

Karlind T. Moller Cleft/Craniofacial Scholarship in Speech Pathology

Deadline: February 1st

Sponsored by the American Cleft Palate-Craniofacial Association (ACPA), the Karlind T. Moller Cleft/Craniofacial Scholarship in Speech Pathology is designed to offer $500 to help current undergraduate or graduate students in accredited speech-language pathology programs nationwide fund their research projects involving patients with cleft palate or other craniofacial anomalies. Eligible projects include master’s thesis, doctoral dissertations, undergraduate research projects, clinical projects, or family support initiatives.

Contact: Karlind T. Moller Cleft/Craniofacial Scholarship in Speech Pathology 1504 East Franklin St. Suite 102 Chapel Hill, NC 27514 (919) 933-9044 [email protected]

Lorraine T. Cole Minority Student Scholarship Fund

Founded by a minority speech-language pathologist who felt an inherent responsibility to hold professional doors open for American Indian, Asian, African American, and Hispanic students, the Lorraine T. Cole Minority Student Scholarship Fund is sponsored by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) to provide $5,000 for racial/ethnic minority students. Applicants must be U.S. citizens, be accepted for accredited graduate studies in speech-language pathology, and demonstrate exceptional professional promise.

Contact: Lorraine T. Cole Minority Student Scholarship Fund 2200 Research Blvd. Rockville, MD 20850 (301) 296-8703 [email protected]

McLaren-Flint Speech Language Pathologist Scholarship

Deadline: Varies

Developed to address the national shortage of qualified speech-language pathologists, the McLaren-Flint Health Care Corporation offers the Speech Language Pathologist Scholarship for up to $6,000 each calendar year to graduate students currently admitted to an accredited U.S. Masters in Speech-Language Pathology program. Eligible candidates must maintain an overall GPA of 3.0 for satisfactory degree progress and commit to a year of employment with McLaren-Flint post-licensure for each year of funding.

Contact: McLaren-Flint Speech Language Pathologist Scholarship 401 South Ballenger Highway Flint, MI 48532 (810) 342-2333 [email protected]

NBASLH Supporting Career Growth through Mentoring Scholarship

Deadline: February 15th

Each year, the National Black Association for Speech-Language and Hearing (NBASLH) provides the Supporting Career Growth through Mentoring Scholarship for $2,500 to black students studying speech-language pathology to provide services to children in school or early intervention settings after graduation. Eligible applicants must be enrolled in an ASHA-accredited master’s degree program in speech-language pathology in the United States and have experience developing strong mentoring relationships in school-based services.

Contact: NBASLH Supporting Career Growth through Mentoring Scholarship 700 McKnight Park Drive Suite 708 Pittsburgh, PA 15237 (855) 727-2836 [email protected]

Progressus School Therapy Career Vision Scholarships

Deadline: February 23rd

As the nation’s leading provider of school-based speech-language pathology, occupational therapy, and physical therapy services, Progressus awards the School Therapy Career Vision Scholarships annually for $3,000 to high-performing graduate students who are pursuing a master’s degree in speech-language pathology. Eligible candidates must demonstrate financial need, be enrolled full-time in an accredited U.S. institution, and be committed to working with K-12 students with communication disabilities in school settings upon completion.

Contact: Progressus School Therapy Career Vision Scholarships 2701 North Rocky Point Drive Tampa, FL 33607 (800) 892-0640 [email protected]

National Association of Junior Auxiliaries

Begun in 1962, the NAJA Scholarship Program has awarded more than 429 grants totaling over $881,865.00 for graduate study in fields which address the special needs of children and youth. The Betty W. Robbins Endowed Scholarship was established in 1995 by the Robbins family in memory of Betty Robbins of Ruston, Louisiana, who served the National Association of Junior Auxiliaries, Inc. as Director of Region V, First Vice-President and President (1992- 1993). Contributions from Junior Auxiliary Chapters, the National Association, memorials, and honorary gifts from individuals and groups support the Program. The Robbins family makes matching funds available annually to challenge Chapters to increase their support of scholarship.

Scholarships are awarded each April. If more than one Scholarship year is required to complete studies, the recipient may reapply, provided all previous agreements have been fulfilled satisfactorily.

Applicant must be:

• Working or planning to work DIRECTLY with children.
• Pursuing graduate level studies for one year in fields which address the special needs of children and youth. Graduate fields of study include, but are not limited to: Counseling, Psychology, Mental Health, Special Education, Speech Pathology, Exceptional Children, Remedial Skills Development, Hearing Impaired, Gifted and Talented, etc. Scholarships are NOT awarded for graduate work in administration or general education.
• A U.S. citizen and a permanent resident of a state with a Junior Auxiliary Chapter: Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, Tennessee, and Texas.
• Planning to attend a U.S. college or university for full-time or part-time study.

The Application and Re-application forms are available online ONLY between September 1st and February 1st from the NAJA Web site. National Association of Junior Auxiliaries, Inc. P.O. Box 1873 Greenville, MS 38702-1873 845 South Main Street Greenville, MS 38701 Phone: 662-332-3000 Fax: 662-332-3076 Website: www.najanet.org

Indian Health Service Scholarship

Indian Health programs need dedicated health and allied health professionals to fill staffing needs - people like you who envision a career with a purpose and mission, and who are willing to commit to working in Indian communities where they can truly make a difference.

The mission of IHS is to raise the physical, mental, social, and spiritual health of American Indians and Alaska Natives to the highest level. Because of the IHS scholarship program, many qualified health professionals are given the opportunity to pursue their career, as well as help their own communities.

Cotact: The Reyes Building 801 Thompson Avenue, Ste. 400 Rockville, MD 20852 Visit website for phone and e-mail contact information, as it varies by state Website: https://www.ihs.gov/JobsCareerDevelop/DHPS/Scholarships/

Tylenol Scholarship

As a company dedicated to helping people feel better, we’re proud to support the future of healthcare with our annual TYLENOL® Scholarship program. Now in its 17th year, the program helps students who are pursuing careers in the healthcare, life sciences, or related fields manage the rising costs of education.

This year, we’ll be awarding $250,000 in scholarships based on leadership qualities and academic performance, including ten $10,000 and thirty $5,000 grants.

Additional scholarship details:

• Scholarships awarded to students pursuing healthcare-related education at an accredited institution.
• Ten students will be awarded $10,000 scholarships.
• Thirty students will receive $5,000 grants.

https://www.tylenol.com/page.jhtml?id=tylenol/news/subptyschol.inc

National Hispanic Scholarship Fund

HSF/ General College Scholarships are designed to assist students of Hispanic heritage obtain a college degree. Award amounts generally range from $1,000 to $5,000.

Eligibility Requirements

• Be of Hispanic heritage
• Be a U.S. citizen or legal permanent resident with a permanent resident card or passport stamped I-551 (not expired)
• Have a minimum cumulative grade point average (GPA) of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale
• Have plans to enroll FULL-TIME in a degree seeking program at a two or four year U.S. accredited institution in the U.S., Puerto Rico, U.S. Virgin Islands or Guam
• Must apply for federal financial aid by completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)
• Be pursuing first undergraduate or graduate degree

55 Second Street, Suite 1500 San Francisco, CA 94105 1-877-HSF-INFO (1-877-473-4636) Fax: 415-808-2302 E-mail: [email protected]   Website: www.hsf.net

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Scholarships for graduate students in speech-language pathology, acoustical society of america.

The Acoustical Society of America provides fellowships, scholarships, prizes, grants, and student and young professional awards.

American Speech-Language-Hearing Foundation

Scholarships are available for graduate and doctoral students, in addition to an international student scholarship, minority student scholarship, National Student Speech Language Hearing Association (NSSLHA) Scholarship and student with a disability scholarship.

Council on Accredited Programs in Communication Sciences and Disorders

Scholarships are available for graduate and doctoral students in speech-language pathology and audiology.

National Black Association for Speech-Language and Hearing Scholarships

The National Black Association of Speech-Language and Hearing offers numerous scholarships and awards for undergraduate, graduate and doctoral students.

New York City Department of Education Jose P. Graduate Scholarship

This scholarship is available to monolingual and multilingual graduate students in speech-language pathology.

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Scholarships

College of health, scholarship opportunities.

The following merit-based scholarships are awarded to graduate students. Speech-Language Pathology Masters students, Audiology Doctorate Students and Speech-Pathology/Audiology PhD Students are encouraged to apply. The Scholarship Committee will determine eligibility and assign awards following the guidelines of the particular scholarships.

Application deadline: March 1, 2024 . 

CSD Scholarship Application - 2024

Graduate Scholarships

By applying the applicant recognizes that awards will be based on eligibility and not student preference.

Paulene F. and Blaine Hartley Endowed Scholarship

Scott lamborn memorial scholarship, gordon and betty browning memorial scholarship, don hutichison scholarship, frances dolowitz memorial scholarship, joseph ray and lorna s. broadbent memorial scholarship, marilyn d. peck scholarship, damon brent fox endowed scholarship, dr. martin s robinette endowed scholarship, department speech-language scholarship (csd scholarship).

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Scholarships for Speech Pathology Majors

Speech Pathology Majors embark on the noble pursuit of helping children and adults with speech disorder or delays learn how to communicate more clearly and effectively. But, before they can begin their work as a pathologist or pathology assistant, Speech Pathology Majors must first pay for their college education. Luckily, a number of scholarships are available. Some scholarships are offered by nonprofit organizations and funds such as National AMBUCS, Inc. and the Dennis Klatt Memorial Fund. Others are offered by the individual colleges and universities with Speech Pathology programs such as Ball State University, Emerson College, Idaho State University and Northern Arizona University. In general, applying students will need to meet a minimum grade point average, demonstrate a certain level of financial need, obtain letters of recommendation or write Speech Pathology-related essays. If you’d like to find out more about scholarships for Speech Pathology Majors, read on.

• competition 4.0
• effort level 1.0

• Major: Study |Speech-Language Science|Speech Pathology| Study |Speech-Language Science|Speech Pathology|
• Residence: Live in |United States| Live in |United States|
• Age / Grade Level: |Master's-level study|Doctoral-level study| |Master's-level study|Doctoral-level study|
• Major: Study |Communication Sciences and Disorders|Clinical Audiology|Speech Pathology| Study |Communication Sciences and Disorders|Clinical Audiology|Speech Pathology|
• School (College): |U.S Institution| |U.S Institution|
• Career: |Council of Academic Accreditation in Audiology and Speech Pathology Accredited Programs| |Council of Academic Accreditation in Audiology and Speech Pathology Accredited Programs|
• competition 2.5
• effort level 4.5
• Major: Study |Communication Sciences and Disorders|Speech Pathology| Study |Communication Sciences and Disorders|Speech Pathology|
• Residence: |Legal U.S. Resident| |Legal U.S. Resident|
• Age / Grade Level: |Graduate Student|College|College senior|Master's-level study|Doctoral-level study| |Graduate Student|College|College senior|Master's-level study|Doctoral-level study|
• competition 2.0
• Major: Study |Clinical Audiology|Audiology|Speech Pathology| Study |Clinical Audiology|Audiology|Speech Pathology|
• Ethnicity: Be |Native American|Asian|Hispanic|African American/Black|Ethnic Minority| Be |Native American|Asian|Hispanic|African American/Black|Ethnic Minority|
• Citizenship: |U.S. Citizen| |U.S. Citizen|
• competition 1.0
• Organization: National Student Speech Language Hearing Association (Organization) National Student Speech Language Hearing Association (Organization)

• Major: Study |Education|Speech Pathology| Study |Education|Speech Pathology|
• School (K-12): |Public|Private|Center Grove High School, Greenwood, IN| |Public|Private|Center Grove High School, Greenwood, IN|
• Residence: Live in |Greenwood, IN|Whiteland, IN| Live in |Greenwood, IN|Whiteland, IN|
• effort level 4.0

• Major: Study |Speech Pathology| Study |Speech Pathology|
• Residence: Live in |Bay County| Live in |Bay County|
• Major: Study |Special Education|Speech Pathology| Study |Special Education|Speech Pathology|
• Residence: Live in |Bay, MI|Arenac, MI| Live in |Bay, MI|Arenac, MI|
• Extracurricular: |School Activities| |School Activities|
• Major: Study |Dental Hygiene|Nursing|Allied Health|Medicine|Physical Therapy|Occupational Therapy|Dentistry|Veterinary Medicine|Pharmacy|Radiologic Technology|Optometry|Mental Health/Therapy|Medical Laboratory Technology|Public Health|Osteopathy|Audiology|Clinical Psychology|Behavioral Science|Chiropractic|Speech Pathology|Clinical Social Work|Professional Counseling|Marriage and Family Therapy|Podiatry|Dietetics| Study |Dental Hygiene|Nursing|Allied Health|Medicine|Physical Therapy|Occupational Therapy|Dentistry|Veterinary Medicine|Pharmacy|Radiologic Technology|Optometry|Mental Health/Therapy|Medical Laboratory Technology|Public Health|Osteopathy|Audiology|Clinical Psychology|Behavioral Science|Chiropractic|Speech Pathology|Clinical Social Work|Professional Counseling|Marriage and Family Therapy|Podiatry|Dietetics|
• School (K-12): Attend a school in |Guam| Attend a school in |Guam|
• Residence: Live in |Puerto Rico|Virgin Islands|District of Columbia|Marianas Islands|American Samoa|Palau|Micronesia| as a |Permanent U.S. Resident|Pacific Islands| Live in |Puerto Rico|Virgin Islands|District of Columbia|Marianas Islands|American Samoa|Palau|Micronesia| as a |Permanent U.S. Resident|Pacific Islands|
• competition 1.5

• Major: Study |Education|Mathematics|Speech Pathology| Study |Education|Mathematics|Speech Pathology|
• Residence: Live in |Palm Beach, FL| Live in |Palm Beach, FL|
• Extracurricular: |Extracurricular Activities| |Extracurricular Activities|

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Scholarship Awards

Multiple University Awards: See instructions below for how to apply.

• Donna Russell Fox Scholarship Endowment Fund   – Supports a student from Texas pursuing a doctoral degree at any accredited university in the United States. Download the  DRF Scholarship Application
• Sara Haynes Endowed Scholarship Fund   – Supports a scholarship intended for a full-time student in an accredited speech-language pathology program in the state of Texas who demonstrates specific interest in and commitment to clinical interventions with adults with neurogenic disorders. Download the  Haynes Scholarship Application
• Jeanne Braniff Terrell Scholarship Endowment Fund    – Supports a scholarship for a graduate student enrolled in a speech-language pathology or audiology program at one of four north Texas universities (TCU, TWU, UNT or UTD).
• The  Larry Higdon Doctorate of Audiology Scholarship Trust   – Supports an audiology student who attends an accredited Doctorate of Audiology (AuD) program in Texas.  Larry Higdon Application
• Frank Brister Doctorate of Audiology Scholarship Endowment Fund  - Supports a scholarship for a student in an accredited Doctorate of Audiology (AuD) program in Texas (Lamar, UNT, UTD, UT, or TTUHSC).

Specified University Awards:  Contact the university/organization specified to inquire about how to apply.

Abilene Christian University

• Jon Ashby Endowed Scholarship Fund   – Supports a scholarship for a graduate student in speech-language pathology at Abilene Christian University.

Baylor University

• Gardner Gateley Endowed Scholarship Fund   – Supports a scholarship for graduate students at Baylor University who demonstrate outstanding clinical skills and the potential to become an exceptional clinician.

New Mexico State University

• Madeline Brand Endowed Scholarship Fund   – Supports a scholarship for students enrolled in the Department of Speech-Language Pathology at UTEP and the Department of Special Education/Communication Disorders at NMSU. The scholarship will be awarded in alternate years to speech-language pathology students from UTEP and NMSU.

Our Lady of the Lake University

• Elizabeth Carrow Woolfolk Scholarship   – Supports a scholarship intended for a student enrolled in the Department of Communication and Learning Disorders at Our Lady of the Lake University.
• San Antonio Speech-Hearing-Language Association Endowment Fund  – Fund Supports a scholarship award to a full-time student currently enrolled in a graduate program of speech-language pathology in the Program of Communication Disorders at Our Lady of the Lake University.

Stephen F. Austin State University

• Elnita O. Stanley Scholarship Endowment Fund   – Supports a scholarship to a student currently enrolled in a graduate program of speech-language pathology at Stephen F. Austin University.
• Gilbert C. Hanke Endowed Scholarship Fund  – Supports a scholarship for a graduate student in speech-language pathology at Stephen F. Austin University.

Texas A&M Kingsville

• Sondra's Money   – Supports a scholarship for a graduate student enrolled in Communication Sciences and Disorders at Texas A& M University-Kingsville.

Texas Christian University

• TCU Communication Sciences and Disorders Scholarship Fund  – Supports a student enrolled in Texas Christian University’ Davies School of Communication Sciences and Disorder in the completion of his/her academic degree.
• Jeanne Braniff Terrell Scholarship Endowment Fund  – Supports a scholarship for a graduate student enrolled in a speech-language pathology or audiology program at one of four north Texas universities (TCU, TWU, UNT or UTD).

Texas State University

• Empress Zedler Scholarship Fund   - Supports a scholarship for a student majoring in communication disorders currently enrolled in the graduate program at Texas State University.

Texas Tech University Health Science Center

• Judith Keller Scholarship Fund    - Supports a scholarship for a graduate student enrolled in the Department Speech, Language and Hearing Sciences at Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center.
• Sherry Sancibrian Scholarship Endowment Fund   - Supports a scholarship for a student enrolled in a graduate program of speech-language pathology in the Department of Speech, Language, and Hearing Sciences at Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center.

Texas Woman's University

• Jeanne Braniff Terrell Scholarship Endowment Fund   – Supports a scholarship for a graduate student enrolled in a speech-language pathology or audiology program at one of four north Texas universities (TCU, TWU, UNT or UTD).
• Houston Association for Communication Disorders (HACD) Scholarship Endowment Fund    – Fund Supports a scholarship to a graduate student currently enrolled in the speech-language pathology program at the University of Houston or the TWU distance program.

University of Houston

• Margaret Cooper Crabtree Scholarship Endowment Fund    – Supports a scholarship to a student enrolled in a graduate program of speech-language pathology at the University of Houston who has worked in a public school setting or has expressed an interest in working in the public schools as a speech-language pathologist.
• Houston Association for Communication Disorders (HACD) Scholarship Endowment Fund   – Fund Supports a scholarship to a graduate student currently enrolled in the speech-language pathology program at the University of Houston or the TWU distance program. 
• Thelma Zirkelbach Pediatric Fund - Supports a student at the University of Houston in the completion of an academic degree in communication sciences and disorders who is committed to providing services to the pediatric population.

University of North Texas

The University of Texas at Austin

• Anne Mauzy Scholarship Endowment Fund   – Supports scholarship awards to undergraduate and graduate students at the University of Texas at Austin pursuing a course of study leading to a career in the speech and hearing field in an educational setting, with further preference to students indicating an interest in the field of early childhood education.

The University of Texas at Dallas

• Braniff Clipped B's Scholarship Endowment Fund   – Supports a scholarship to a graduate student majoring in speech-language pathology/audiology at the University of Texas at Dallas.

The University of Texas at El Paso

• Grace Middleton Scholarship Fund  - Supports a scholarship for a graduate student in speech-language pathology at the University of Texas at El Paso.

If you have questions regarding TSH Foundation Scholarship Awards, please contact the Scholarship Committee chairperson at  [email protected]  

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Speech Language Pathology (MScSLP)

Speech-language pathologists are health care professionals who work with both children and adults to assess, diagnose, and treat speech, language, voice, and swallowing disorders.

Why choose this program?

Speech-language pathologists work in a variety of environments and can choose to specialize in assessment and treatment of specific types of communication disorders. Dalhousie’s graduates have always been very successful at securing employment soon after graduation.

Accreditation

Upon completion of the program, you will meet the requirements for application for certification by Speech-Language & Audiology Canada (SAC) and for licensure in any of the provinces with government regulation of speech-language pathology.

Speech-language pathologists work in a variety of environments, including hospitals, community health, child development and rehabilitation centres, private clinics, schools, and universities.

From 200 professions and jobs, CareerCast.com (2014) ranked speech-language pathology in the top 10, based on job prospects and income. Chances of employment are enhanced by the willingness of the candidate to relocate.

Possible careers include:

School-based speech-language pathologist

Rehab pediatric speech language pathologist

Speech Therapy Centre speech-language pathologist

Admission requirements

You'll need to meet the  Faculty of Graduate Studies minimum requirements  as well as any program-specific admissions requirements before you can apply.

Financial information

At Dalhousie, we want our students to focus on their studies, rather than worry about their personal finances. We offer competitive tuition rates and funding programs to support graduate students in almost all of our degree programs.

Program options

Course-based : Build your skills and knowledge with a combination of course-based and practical learning.

Thesis : Pursue independent and original research guided by a supervisor to develop and defend your thesis. 

Standard program duration:

36 months or longer

Enrolment options:

Delivery format:.

All graduate programs at Dalhousie are collaboratively delivered by a home Faculty and the  Faculty of Graduate Studies .

Contact an admissions advisor

GRADUATE COORDINATOR

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Email:  [email protected]

Phone:  902-494-5161

GRADUATE ADMINISTRATOR

Crystal Vaughan

Email:  [email protected]

Phone:  902-494-2506

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MRIWA Australia Odwyn Jones PhD Scholarship 2025 (Funding up to $139,677)

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This is a PhD scholarships for International Students, Domestic Students at Australian Universities, Australia. Students interested in All Subjects are advised to apply for MRIWA Australia Odwyn Jones PhD Scholarship 2025 (Funding up to $139,677).

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	Sep 02, 2024   2024-2025 Graduate Catalog DRAFT     2024-2025 Graduate Catalog DRAFT The Master of Science in Speech-Language Pathology is designed to prepare graduates for certification by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA), license by the Board of Audiology and Speech Pathology of Virginia and to work as Speech-language Pathologists in a variety of settings including schools, hospitals, long-term health care facilities, and private practice. Admission Requirements : Biological Science Physical Science Social/Behavioral Science Introduction to Communication Disorders  Anatomy and Physiology of the Speech and Hearing Mechanism Normal Speech and Language Development Introduction to Audiology Speech Science Observation in Communication Disorders*Obtain a minimum of 25 hours of guided clinical observation under a certified and licensed speech-language pathologist(s) (Part of course requirements) For additional information, refer to the CSD  website at:   https://www.su.edu/health/speech-and-language-pathology/ Fall Term Year 1 SLP 507 Foundations of Clinical Practicum SLP 512 Neuroanatomy and Physiology SLP 513 Early Intervention SLP 514 Phonology and Articulation Disorders SLP 515 Aphasia and Right Hemisphere Disorders SLP 516 Foundations of Counseling SLP 517 Differential Diagnosis Spring Term Year 1 SLP 508 Clinical Practicum I SLP 518 Language in School-Age Populations SLP 519 Cognitive-Linguistic Disorders in Adults SLP 520 Research in Communication Disorders SLP 521 Dysphagia SLP 522 Autism and Neurodiversity Summer Term Year 1 SLP 523 Augmentative/Alternative Communication SLP 524 Multicultural Populations SLP 509 Clinical Practicum II May Select One SLP 531 Cleft Palate and Craniofacial Disorders SLP 532 Pediatric Feeding/Swallowing Disorders SLP 533 Professional Speaking SLP 595 Special Topics MUPP 733 Anatomy and Function of the Singing Voice MUTH 563 Introduction to Sign Language Fall Term Year 2 SLP 510 Advanced Clinical Practicum I SLP 525 Motor Speech Disorders SLP 526 Voice Disorders in Speech Pathology SLP 527 Aural Rehabilitation Spring Term Year 2 SLP 511 Advanced Clinical Practicum II SLP 528 Fluency Disorders SLP 529 Professional Issues, Advocacy and Ethics SLP 530 Capstone Project May select one Credits / Units: 2 SLP 534 Medical Speech Pathology Total Credits: 60 ETBU Health Services Request Info Academic Affairs Department of Adult Education Department of Kinesiology Department of University Studies Student Achievement School of Business Travel Study Archives Business Scholarship Application Sigma Beta Delta Minors | Concentrations Department of Christian Ministry Department of History and Political Science Department of Languages and Literature Certificate in Ministry Ministry Opportunities Graduate Degrees Honors Minor Courses for Humanities Lilly Small Grant Initiative The Sam B. 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Tutoring Disability Accommodation Student Success Testing Resources Course Equivalency Guide Final Exam Schedule Permission for Course Transfer Registrar Forms Commencement Transcripts Find Sources Research Assistance Library Services Fenton Collection Academic Majors and Minors Quick Reference Undergraduate Programs Graduate Programs University Honors Master of Science in Speech-Language Pathology (M.S. SLP) Dr. Ana Paula Mumy Program Director The MS in Speech-Language Pathology is a 54-credit hour program consisting of 36 hours of academic coursework and 18 hours of clinical practicums. The academic coursework may be taught in face-to-face, online, or hybrid formats determined primarily by the availability of instructors and their areas of expertise. The program will be taught in a two-academic year timeframe (22 months), including two fall semesters, a summer semester with two terms, and two spring semesters. The Master of Science (M.S.) education program in speech-language pathology (residential) at East Texas Baptist University is a Candidate for Accreditation by the Council on Academic Accreditation in Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology (CAA) of the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association, 2200 Research Boulevard, #310, Rockville, MD 20850, 800-498-2071 or 301-296-5700. Candidacy is a “preaccreditation” status with the CAA, awarded to developing or emerging programs for a maximum period of 5 years. GRADUATE ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Cost | Admission Requirements | Transfer of Credit NEXT STEPS Request Information STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT DATA View Student Achievement Data LEVELING TRACK Read about the MS-SLP Leveling Track Fall Semester | Year One SPLP 5305 (3 hours) Diagnostics and Report Writing SPLP 5308 (3 hours) Language Disorders in Children SPLP 5311 (3 hours) Speech Sound Disorders SPLP 5101 (1 hour) Clinical Methods SPLP 5351 (3 hours) Clinical Practicum I Spring Semester | Year One SPLP 5302 (3 hours) Adult Cognitive-Linguistic Disorders SPLP 5307 (3 hours) Stuttering and Cluttering SPLP 5310 (3 hours) Evidence-Based Practice SPLP 5102 (1 hour) Counseling Skills SPLP 5352 (3 hours) Clinical Practicum II Summer Term I | Year One SPLP 5203 (2 hours) Special Populations SPLP 5353 (3 hours) Clinical Practicum III Summer Term II | Year One SPLP 5201 (2 hours) Augmentative and Alternative Communication SPLP 5312 (3 hours) Voice and Related Disorders Fall Semester | Year Two SPLP 5306 (3 hours) Dysphagia SPLP 5309 (3 hours) Motor Speech Disorders SPLP 5103 (1 hour) Ethics and Professional Issues SPLP 5202 (2 hours) A Christian View on Disability SPLP 5354 (3 hours) Clinical Practicum IV Spring Semester | Year Two SPLP 5651 (6 hours) Clinical Externship Program Mission Statement The mission of the Master of Science in Speech-Language Pathology (MS SLP) program is to contribute to the University’s mission through equipping students called to the field of speech-language pathology with the competence and confidence to help families and individuals across the lifespan and from diverse backgrounds, facing the impact of communication, cognitive, and swallowing disorders as well as communication differences. We promote the personal, spiritual, and professional development of students through faculty engagement and mentoring while emphasizing a Christ-centered worldview, compassionate care, Christian servant leadership, professionalism, cultural competence, advocacy, ethical accountability and integrity, interprofessional collaboration, and lifelong learning. Program Goals and Objectives The goal of the MS SLP Program is to prepare graduate students to be competent, confident, ethical, and compassionate speech-language pathologists in a variety of educational and healthcare settings, equipping students with relevant knowledge, skills, and procedures required for clinical practice, promoting professional practice, research, and diversity. The MS SLP program and course of study are organized to meet the following objectives: Professional practice competencies that demonstrate accountability, effective communication skills, evidence-based practice, and professional duty, as set forth in the CAA standards for accreditation ( https://caa.asha.org/reporting/standards/ ). Foundations of speech-language pathology practice through knowledge of the discipline of human communication sciences and disorders, the nature of human communication and swallowing processes, and normal and abnormal human development across the lifespan, including the appropriate biological, neurological, acoustic, psychological, developmental, and linguistic and cultural bases. Knowledge of the principles and methods of identification and prevention of speech, language, and swallowing disorders and differences. Knowledge and skills of assessment of speech, language, and swallowing disorders and differences and intervention to minimize the impact of speech, language, and swallowing disorders and differences, including the ability to integrate, synthesize and apply classroom knowledge with their diverse clinical experiences. Knowledge and skills in working with individuals with communication and swallowing disorders across the lifespan and demonstration of 1) ethical conduct; 2) integration and application of knowledge of the interdependence of speech, language, and hearing; 3) engagement in contemporary professional issues and advocacy; 4) engagement in self-assessment over the duration of the program to improve effectiveness in the delivery of clinical services; 5) clinical education and supervision; 6) clinical counseling skills appropriate to the individual, family members, caregivers, and others involved in care; 7) professionalism and professional behavior that is reflective of cultural and linguistic differences; 8) interaction skills and interpersonal qualities, including counseling and collaboration; and 9) ability to work effectively as a member of an interprofessional team. Skills in oral and written communication and other forms of communication sufficient to achieve effective clinical and professional interaction with persons receiving services and relevant others, including writing and comprehending technical reports, diagnostic and treatment reports, treatment plans, and professional correspondence. Cultural competence in service delivery, including the identification and acknowledgment of the impact of one’s own cultural and linguistic variables and biases on clinical service delivery, as well as the impact and interaction of cultural and linguistic variables of the individuals/families served on clinical service delivery. Knowledge of the scientific bases of the profession, research methodologies, fundamentals of evidence-based practice, and application of the scientific bases and research principles to clinical populations served. To ensure students have access to quality clinical supervision and obtain comprehensive clinical experiences with diverse clients, including a variety of clinical settings, populations, and age groups, during practicum and externship experiences, culminating in a minimum of 400 clock hours of supervised clinical experience in the practice of speech-language pathology. To ensure students know the expectations regarding their exercise of the highest level of academic and clinical integrity during all aspects of their education. To provide opportunities for students to participate in community involvement and development through social and educational experiences. Program-Specific Policy on Dismissal from Program: Students who fail to maintain at least a 3.0 cumulative grade point average will be placed on academic probation and will be required to earn a minimum semester grade point average of 3.0 or above in subsequent semesters until the cumulative grade point deficiency is removed. Failure to attain at least a 3.0 semester grade point average may result in dismissal from the program. Receipt of two or more grades of C or below in academic or clinical courses is grounds for dismissal from the program. Intervention may be needed mid-course (academic or clinic course enrollment) or after receiving a course grade of C or below. A detailed intervention plan for remediation must be developed by the appropriate academic or clinical instructor and the student’s academic advisor in conjunction with the student. Students who earn a grade of D or F in any one course may be dismissed from the program based on a recommendation from the Program Director and Dean. Graduation Requirements Students will be cleared to graduate only after they have completed all degree requirements, including the following: Complete a total of 54 graduate credit hours, maintaining at least a 3.0 cumulative grade point average. Complete a minimum of 400 clock hours of supervised clinical experiences in the practice of speech-language pathology with satisfactory ratings from all clinical supervisors. Twenty-five hours must be spent in clinical observation, and 375 hours must be spent in direct client/patient contact. At least 325 of the 400 clock hours must be completed at the graduate level. Completion of the Knowledge and Skills Acquisition (KASA) form with each competency marked as acquired and certified by the Program Director. Pass the final Comprehensive Examination (summative assessment). Title IX/SIM  Scholarship Applications are NOW CLOSED Thank you to all 2024 applicants. the recipient will be notified near the end of may. check the website for an announcement., scholarships available. Juggling work, bills, and school were my life as a working student. Looking back now, I wonder how I did it! But when one is committed to a goal, anything is possible. Now I want to help a student achieve hers or his goals! See past scholarship recipients: View All » Winners by Year: 2024 || 2023 || 2022 || 2021 || 2020 || 2019 || 2018 || 2017 || 2016 || 2015 || 2014 || 2013 || 2012 ​ ​Voice Aerobics® Congratulates 2024 Scholarship Winner Kaitlyn Engelhart The 2024 Voice Aerobics Scholarship recipient is Kaitlyn Engelhart, Kent State University, Ohio. Read More… Why a voice aerobics® scholarship. When I attended graduate school to obtain my Masters Degree in Speech-Language Pathology, I was already working full-time as an emergency room nurse. In order to accommodate my course schedule, I worked 10 hour shifts before it was fashionable. Although I didn’t get off work until 1:30 am, I was often in class that same morning at 8am. Juggling work, bills, and school were the life of a working student. Looking back now, I wonder how I did it! But, it serves as testimony that when we are committed to a goal, anything is possible. Now I want to help a student achieve hers or his goals! Why Support a Student? Being invited to be a guest lecture for graduate students is one of my favorite experiences. I think there is nothing better for students than to meet a practicing clinician, who can educate by sharing stories about “real” patients that are punctuated with enthusiasm and commitment to our profession. When I interact with students, whether in a classroom, in a clinic, or across a booth at ASHA, I can tell quickly who has the passion, and who believes, as I do, that there is nothing more important than helping another person retain or restore their ability to communicate. What is My Commitment? In 2008, when I formed my company, Voice Aerobics, LLC, I committed to giving 10% of profits from product sales to Parkinson’s research. Over the last three years, I have honored that commitment and expanded it to include various other organizations and causes I support. Annually, beginning May 20th, 2012, a check for $500 is awarded to a graduate student in speech-language pathology. This annual commitment represents the faith I have in my own business to continue to prosper and in the students, who represent the future of a profession I love so much. Instructions for Applying: Any student enrolled in an ASHA accredited graduate speech-language program is eligible to apply. Applications for 2023 will be accepted from March 15, 2023 through  April 30, 2023. Click on the link below to complete the application form. Return your completed form by email as an attachment by the deadline of midnight April 30, 2023. The scholarship recipient is announced in May. Important Note to Applicants: Please observe the word count and type your responses! As a student, it is often very hard when writing reports or patient evaluations to write succinctly.  As a practicing clinician, I am faced with the same challenge when submitting a 50 word abstract as a part of a conference proposal.  Good luck – don’t over think your responses – and write from the heart! Mary Spremulli, MA, CCC-SLP 336 COMMENTS Speech Pathology Scholarships for Graduate Students Research over 50 master's in speech-language pathology scholarships that graduate students in the United States can apply for. Top 25 Speech Pathology Scholarships in August 2024 Sertoma's Communicative Disorders Scholarship annually awards $1,000 to multiple graduate students pursuing advanced degrees in audiology or speech-language pathology from institutions in the U.S. Speech Language Pathology Scholarships: A Complete Guide Find out how to get financial aid for your SLP degree from various sources, including professional organizations, healthcare institutions, and state-based programs. Learn about the eligibility criteria, application process, and award amounts for different scholarships. 25 Speech Pathology Scholarships for Graduate Students American Speech-Language-Hearing Foundation Minority Student Scholarship. Amount: $5,000 (up to 15 awards) Description: The American Speech-Language-Hearing Foundation sets aside special funding for minority students earning a master's or doctoral degree in communication sciences. The Minority Fund underwrites this scholarship. 25 Great Scholarships for Speech-Language Pathology Students 25 Great Scholarships for Speech-Language Pathology Students Due to a rapidly rising demand for qualified professionals to provide therapy services for the increased number of patients with speech and language disorders, many organizations and universities have created scholarships for speech-language pathology students who seek the credentials to specialize in this treatment. With the help of ... Graduate Student Scholarship The American Speech-Language-Hearing Foundation (ASHFoundation) invites full-time students who will be or who are currently enrolled in a graduate program in communication sciences and disorders to apply for graduate scholarships. Finding Financial Aid Learn about different types of funding for students in communication sciences and disorders (CSD), such as scholarships, grants, loans, and work-study programs. Explore various sources of aid, including the American Speech-Language-Hearing Foundation, National NSSLHA, and federal and state programs. ASHFoundation Student Research Grant in Early Childhood Language Development Supports student research studies in early childhood language development. For: Students (enrolled full time in master's or doctoral (research or clinical) degree programs in speech-language pathology or speech-language science in the U.S.) Award: Up to three grants of $2,000 each Deadline: Next program will open in 2025 ... Sertoma > What we do > Scholarships Sertoma's Communicative Disorders Scholarship, funded by the Sertoma Annual Fund, is for graduate students pursing advanced degrees in audiology or speech-language pathology from institutions in the U.S. These scholarships, worth $1,000 each, are awarded in the spring to help offset the cost of tuition, books and fees incurred during the following school year. Sertoma's Communicative ... Scholarship Program Since 1955, National AMBUCS, Inc. has awarded scholarships to students pursuing degrees in physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech-language pathology, and audiology. To date, more than $9.8 million in scholarships have been awarded to over 16,500 students. This page houses eligibility, application announcements, and tips for applicants and chapter sponsors. Graduate Speech Pathology Programs: Prerequisites & Scholarships Plural Publishing Research Scholarships - The Council of Academic Programs in Communication Sciences and Disorders (CAPCSD) awards two $3,000 scholarships to a master's and doctoral student who is pursuing research into an audiology or speech-language pathology topic. Grants and Funding in the Field of Communication Sciences and Disorders You may be eligible for financial assistance, loans, scholarships, awards, or grants in the field of communication sciences and disorders. In order to assist members, ASHA provides information on available funding resources for students and researchers. CSD Student Scholarships Graduate students pursing advanced degrees in audiology or speech-language pathology from institutions in the U.S. $1,000. March 31. NBASLH. NBASLH. Various scholarships for undergraduate and graduate students. Research, travel, and conference registration scholarships also available. Up to $1,000. January 10, 2024. Speech-Language Pathology Scholarships American Speech-Language-Hearing Foundation's Minority Student Scholarship Racial/ethnic minority students who are U.S. citizens, who are accepted for graduate study in speech-language pathology or audiology, and who demonstrate outstanding academic achievement are eligible to compete for a scholarship. Scholarships Council on Accredited Programs in Communication Sciences and Disorders Scholarships are available for graduate and doctoral students in speech-language pathology and audiology. Graduate Student Scholarship Recipients The Graduate Student Scholarship recognizes master's and doctoral students in communication sciences and disorders who demonstrate academic achievement and promise. Four endowed scholarships give special priority to disabled, international, minority, and National Student Speech Language Hearing Association member students. Scholarships The following merit-based scholarships are awarded to graduate students. Speech-Language Pathology Masters students, Audiology Doctorate Students and Speech-Pathology/Audiology PhD Students are encouraged to apply. The Scholarship Committee will determine eligibility and assign awards following the guidelines of the particular scholarships. 10 Scholarships for Speech Pathology Majors In general, applying students will need to meet a minimum grade point average, demonstrate a certain level of financial need, obtain letters of recommendation or write Speech Pathology-related essays. If you'd like to find out more about scholarships for Speech Pathology Majors, read on. Showing 1-10 of 10 scholarships View Details Speech, Language & Hearing Sciences Scholarships Speech, Language & Hearing Sciences Scholarships Browse our Speech, Language & Hearing Sciences Scholarships or get matched to college scholarships you qualify for. Information for Students Planning Your Education Whether you're a high school student, an undergraduate, a graduate student, or a working professional looking to change your career, learn how to start planning your education in communication sciences and disorders and preparing for an exciting, high-demand career as an audiologist, speech-language pathologist, or speech, language, and hearing scientist. Scholarships Sherry Sancibrian Scholarship Endowment Fund - Supports a scholarship for a student enrolled in a graduate program of speech-language pathology in the Department of Speech, Language, and Hearing Sciences at Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center. Speech Language Pathology (MScSLP) Prepare for a rewarding career as a speech-language pathologist, assessing, diagnosing and treating speech, language, voice, and swallowing disorders. ... We offer competitive tuition rates and funding programs to support graduate students in almost all of our degree programs. Learn more about tuition, fees, and scholarships. Speech Language Pathology Scholarships for International Students in Discover the best fully funded Speech Language Pathology scholarships for Masters, Undergraduate and PhD programs in 2024 - 2025. Explore top opportunities for international students to advance their academic careers without financial stress. Master of Science in Speech-Language Pathology The Master of Science in Speech-Language Pathology is designed to prepare graduates for certification by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA), license by the Board of Audiology and Speech Pathology of Virginia and to work as Speech-language Pathologists in a variety of settings including schools, hospitals, long-term health care facilities, and private practice. Master of Science in Speech-Language Pathology (M.S. SLP) The Master of Science (M.S.) education program in speech-language pathology (residential) at East Texas Baptist University is a Candidate for Accreditation by the Council on Academic Accreditation in Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology (CAA) of the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association, 2200 Research Boulevard, #310, Rockville, MD ... Speech-Language Pathology Graduate Student Scholarship Why a Voice Aerobics® Scholarship? When I attended graduate school to obtain my Masters Degree in Speech-Language Pathology, I was already working full-time as an emergency room nurse. In order to accommodate my course schedule, I worked 10 hour shifts before it was fashionable. 2024 Most Affordable Speech Pathology Degree Programs Ranking in the A graduate shared how the $5,000 Graduate Student Scholarship helped her cover essential expenses, allowing her to dedicate more time to her clinical placements and less to part-time work. ... 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